RAHUL PANDIT
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Sudden temperature drop in Pune, high humidity perfect recipe for influenza spread
Researchers from several US universities and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) had found that flu viruses prefer the weather either cold and dry or humid and rainy, based on an analysis of climate variables and flu patterns around the world. Studies have shown that high humidity can also increase the survival of influenza virus in the air, making it easier to spread.
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Frontline healthcare workers had to tackle their own battle with depression: Dr Rahul Pandit
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Covid deaths in March down 95% from third wave’s January peak
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Maha daily cases stable at 63K, but toll in Mumbai climbs to 90
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Maha sees 10,216 cases, most since Oct 17, city adds 1k+ 3rd day in row
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Some who recover from Covid get debilitating spine infection
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Covid-19 deaths touch 161 in Maharashtra, 352 new cases
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