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Leading pulmonologists, Dr Mrinal Sircar and Dr Vikas Maurya, and Dr Faheem Younus, help bust myths about curing COVID-19 with home remedies that are doing the rounds on social media platforms.

Everything you need to know about chest physiotherapy and how to practice it answered by Dr Praveen Gupta, Director and Head of Department, Neurology, Fortis Memorial Research Institute.

With India grappling with the second wave of the SARS COV-2 virus that has recorded more paediatric cases this year, Dr Krishan Chugh explains the do's and don'ts when it comes to COVID-19 positive children

“Wash the vegetables under running water and if you have a sensitive stomach, proceed to blanch the leafy vegetables to be doubly sure.”

Many countries in the West have already adopted the home care assistance strategy as it reduces the burden on the hospitals considerably and frees up space for those in immediate need.

"Schools must also put in place measures to enable contact tracing if a child or staff member tests positive for COVID-19."

Dr Mugdha Tapdiya helps us debunk some of the myths that surround thyroid disease.

This Gurugram doctor shares his experience of treating COVID-19 patients.

"Endometriosis is a disorder in which the tissue that lines the uterus referred to as endometrium tends to grow on the ovaries, bowel, rectum, vagina or pelvic lining. The presence of the additional tissues makes the periods significantly more painful than they usually are. Addressing this can help alleviate some of the pain."

For women over the age of 35, there are some common ailments they should keep an eye out for and some tests that they must get done regularly.