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India COVID crisis: ICMR study reveals differences in the first & second wave of COVID
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April 19, 2021
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3:38Now PlayingA study conducted by the ICMR in regards to the difference between the changes evident in the first and second wave of COVID-19 has now come to light, which reveals three important aspects. The three major points that have been reflected are that the death rates are lower, there is no difference in the age profile and the major aspect that can be observed is the requirement of the oxygen cylinders has drastically expanded.
The claims which were made earlier that the younger people are affected more in the second wave is proved to be false, rather the ICMR studies reflect that there is no change in the age profile, older people are still more prone to this virus. One more thing that very prominent is the shortness of breath has increased in the covid positive patients due to which the demand for oxygen cylinders has also increased.
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