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It’s just about three months from identifying the first COVID-19 patient in China. And just in little over 100 days the disease have now become a global scare with about 75000 deaths .
COVID-19 Different Battle Fronts: Different Scenarios Read More
Many countries including Sri Lanka and USA began to use Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin as antiviral drugs to cut down the SARS-CoV-2 viral count of COVID-19 patients after a non randomized …
Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin not effective against COVID-19 – study says Read More
With the entire country and more two third of rest of the world is under lock down we are facing the biggest health crisis of the century. As of today the total death count reported from around the world have gone up passing 67000 while the total confirmed Covid-19 cases have gone up to 1.2 million worldwide.
Testing COVID-19- The Process Read More
Covid-19 tests in Sri Lanka, are we doing enough? It is a critical question some people are discussing in the social media. What is the reality ? We are trying to collect information into one.
RT PCR Tests! Don’t we test enough in Sri Lanka? Read More
It’s just about two and half months from the discovery of the first patient infected with the Novel Corona virus strain which was later named as Sars Cov-2. WHO named …
Many Possible Drugs and Vaccines to be Tested Against Covid19 Read More
Sri Lankan Scientists Look for Existing Drugs to Fight Novel Corona Virus (COVID-19)
Sri Lankan Scientists Look for Existing Drugs to Fight Novel Corona Virus (COVID-19) Read More
Organized by S. D. Promo Media Pvt. Ltd, the Sri Lanka Lab expo 2020 will be held from 13th to 15th Feburary 2020 at Sri Lanka Exhibition and Convention Centre in Colombo.
The Sri Lanka LabExpo 2020 Comes to Colombo Next Week Read More
Mosquitoes are considered as the deadliest animal living on this planet, according to Wikipedia over one million people die each year due to mosquito related illnesses. Even in Sri Lanka …
Mosquito sterilization offers new opportunity to control chikungunya, dengue, and Zika Read More
In a recent press release The World Health Organization says it’s OK to use the drug Dolutegravir as the treatment for HIV patients. Initial studies had highlighted a possible link …
WHO recommends Dolutegravir(DTG) as preferred HIV treatment option in all populations Read More
In a recent news release, The World Health Organization recommends thatchildren under five must spend less time sitting watching screens, or restrained in prams and seats, get better quality sleep …
More Exercise, Less Screen Time for Children Under Five: WHO Recommends Read More