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COVID-19 India Statistics as of 20/07/2021 09:19:17 am (IST)
1st case in India on : 30th January, 2020
Today is Day : 538
New Cases Today : 30093
Recovered Cases Today : 45254
Deaths Today : 374
Total Cases till date : 31174323
Total Active Cases : 406130
Total Recovered Cases : 30353711
Total Deaths : 414482
Active Cases (%) : 1.30%
Recovered Cases (%) : 97.37%
Mortality (%) : 1.33%
Total Vaccinations done since 16th January, 2021 : 41,18,46,401
Source: Ministry Of Health & Family Welfare, Government Of India
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Early Heparin Treatment Linked to Lower
COVID-19 Mortality
Early treatment with low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH) reduces the risk for death in patients with COVID-19, a retrospective cohort study shows.
Heparin could reduce the risk for blood clots, said Andrea De Vito, MD, from the Unit of Infectious Diseases at the University of Sassari, Sassari, Italy, during his online presentation of the findings at the 31st European Congress of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases.
“Several studies try to describe the role played by coagulopathies in COVID-19 death,” but the mechanism causing them is still unclear, De Vito explained.
Some guidelines have suggested heparin as a treatment for hospitalized COVID patients, but few have looked at nonhospitalized patients. In fact, the National Institutes of Health discourages the use of heparin in nonhospitalized COVID patients, and guidance for the home care of COVID patients from the World Health Organization doesn’t mention heparin treatment at all, he said.
COVID-19 India Statistics as of 19/07/2021 09:19:18 am (IST)
1st case in India on : 30th January, 2020
Today is Day : 537
New Cases Today : 38164
Recovered Cases Today : 38660
Deaths Today : 499
Total Cases till date : 31144230
Total Active Cases : 421665
Total Recovered Cases : 30308457
Total Deaths : 414108
Active Cases (%) : 1.35%
Recovered Cases (%) : 97.32%
Mortality (%) : 1.33%
Total Vaccinations done since 16th January, 2021 : 40,64,81,493
Source: Ministry Of Health & Family Welfare, Government Of India