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Possibility of a future pandemic and need of preparedness

The COVID-19 pandemic may be one of the deadliest viral outbreaks experienced by mankind in more than a century. It has caused great devastation across the globe affecting millions of individuals even in the most advanced countries with the best healthcare infrastructure and services proving the inadequacies of these facilities

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Research Ethics

Research is the systematic and objective process of collecting, documenting, analyzing and interpreting data for decision making. Ethics can be defined as ‘the norms for conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behaviour.’ Ethical standards govern conduct in medicine, law, engineering and business. Similarly, ethical norms must be followed in

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Let’s be optimistic!

  The current pandemic COVID 19 has undoubtedly shown immense negative impact on diverse sectors affecting all countries of the world, irrespective of whether rich or poor. Its direct impact on people’s health and economy, social relationship, sustenance of livelihood and employment, business and education has been felt most, and has

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Editorial (17th Issue)

Indian Science: Need for a Change             It’s a matter of great satisfaction that in terms of total spending on research and development, India stands among the top 10 countries of the world with an annual spending of 66.5 billion USD as in 2010. Although this amount is measurably lesser than

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Editorial (16th Issue)

COVID 19 Vaccine: Prospects & Apprehensions In the quest for finding an effective vaccine at the earliest to control the devastating COVID 19 pandemic, there has been an undeclared competition among different agencies and pharmaceutical companies to have the first approval for such a vaccine. After obtaining promising results from clinical

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Editorial(15th issue)

Lessons LEARNED from covid-19 pandemic               After 1918 Spanish Flu, the ongoing COVID-19 is the greatest pandemic affecting millions of people across 213 countries of the world. No other hitherto known disease has affected people across so many different countries and territories of the world together. To deal with the increasing

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