Tuesday, October 13
Infants under two-years-old, suffering from long Covid are more likely to experience trouble sleeping, fussiness, poor appetite, stuffy nose, and cough, while children aged three to five are more likely to have a dry cough and tiredness, according to a new study in the US. "Children with these symptoms often had worse overall health, lower quality of life, and delays in development," co-first author Tanayott Thaweethai, associate director of biostatistics research and engagement at Massachusetts General Hospital, US, said. Long Covid refers to symptoms that persist well beyond having recovered from an acute COVID-19 infection. The findings, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Pediatrics, are the latest from the US National Institutes of Health's 'RECOVER' in
Japanese auto major Nissan - which recently announced plans to divest its entire stake in the manufacturing plant in the country to alliance partner Renault - said it is on-track to invest Euro 700 million to launch multiple products over the two years.Saurabh Vatsa, Managing Director, Nissan India said, “We are not going anywhere. We have divested stake but we have secured capacity. We will continue to supply vehicles to the Indian market, export, launch new products, the first of which will be introduced in the first quarter of the next calendar year.” Two more vehicles will follow over the course of next one year.Vatsa said with the new products in place the company is aiming at nearly trebling volumes to 100,000 units per annum by the end of FY27. “Our portfolio will add volumes
