CME INDIA REPOSITORY
What bells are ringing for the COVID-19 Vaccine?
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr N K Singh. Crucial to success of any COVID Vaccine: Trust it, have Confidence in it. 2020 has been a year you will want to delete for ever. But you will never be able to, even after getting 58 vaccines – against severe acute respiratory...
Innovative use of Technology to serve Medical Fraternity
CME INDIA Presentation by Admin. On 7th December 2020, Shri Harivansh Narayan Singh, Dy. Chairman, Rajya Sabha, inaugurated the CME INDIA website. He highlighted how CME INDIA’s judicious use of technology has contributed significantly to the advancement of scientific...
POST-COVID Patient needs Vaccine or Not?
CME INDIA Presentation by Admin. This is the story of a year you will never want to revisit. Source: Time.com “We’re tired with good reason, but our flag is still there. This virus attacks the weakest and most vulnerable and has thus disproportionately affected...
EASD 2020: How Diabetes Management is Changing?
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr N K Singh. Based on RSSDI-2020 talk (27th November), discussing Virtual EASD (European Association for Study of Diabetes) 2020. 20 best messages from the Virtual EASD 2020. 2020 is dedicated COVID Year and all roads are leading to one...
Inhibit SARS-CoV-2 virus internalization with Pomegranate peel extract
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr N K Singh. Eat Annar to beat Corona: One recent story has generated interest in using Pomegranate peel extract (POM Ex) in prevention of COVID infection and needs consideration. ”Legend: King Tut was fond of pomegranates, and so were the...
Corona Vaccines – How Far Are We?
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr Raj Kamal Choudhary, Associate Professor of medicine, JLNMCH, Bhagalpur. These days most read stories are about COVID vaccine. Health care professionals and also general public have understood the realities of treatment available. All need...
When to start Pharmacotherapy for Gestational Diabetes?
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr Awadhesh Kumar Singh and Dr Ritu Singh, Department of Diabetes & Endocrinology, & Department of Gynaecology & Obstetrics, G.D Hospital & Diabetes Institute, Kolkata (India) (As per publication in Expert Opinion on...
Back from the Dead – 1918 Pandemic Virus – Part 2
CME INDIA Presentation by Rishav Manaswi, Founder (Dynamic Cognition), MBA (France). Read the second part of how Johan Hultin overcame failure to make world history. The story of how and why the 1918 pandemic virus was brought back from the dead is nothing less than a...
Back from the Dead – 1918 Pandemic Virus – Part 1
CME INDIA Presentation by Rishav Manaswi, Founder (Dynamic Cognition), MBA (France). The story of how and why the 1918 pandemic virus was brought back from the dead sounds like a fascinating movie script. Johan Hultin is widely regarded as the Indiana Jones amongst...
New Twist in Diabetes Treatment Ahead
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr N K Singh. At American Heart Association Virtual Webinar, 13-17 November 2020, SCORED and SOLOIST-WHA trials have set a new stage in paradigm change. It also set a new perspective for SGLT1-Inhibitors, so far neglected and considered to be...
COVID and Science: The Vikram-Betaal Scenario
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr N K Singh. Scenario1: Delhi’s COVID situation is reported to be extremely bad. In comparison, Mumbai reports a satisfactory stabilization. Most of cities are comfortable, except few.Blame it on citizen’s unsafe mentality, unreasonable...
Prize for failure
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr Pratik Savaj, Infectious disease physician, FID/FNB Infectious Disease, Surat, Gujrat, India. Rare pleasant surprises in medical practice do happen. Dr Pratik Savaj shares one such emotional episode…. “God put us here, on this carnival...
COVID-19 Transmission: Chasing an Alien
CME INDIA Presentation by Admin. In many cases, it looks mysterious how transmission occurs. Knowledge gap is wide. Read the interesting scenario. Dr Awadhesh Kumar Singh, DM (Endo), Kolkata asks: Case history of COVID in a family next to my door: family of 4 members...
COVID-19 around Diwali: Responsible Escapes
CME INDIA Presentation by Admin. “There are 100 or more small epidemics in different states and cities, rising and falling at different times." - T. Jacob John, CMC, Vellore. COVID-19 and Diwali: CME INDIA tried to understand the COVID situation in India. CME INDIA...
Can we reverberate 2020 as the centenary year of Insulin?
CME INDIA Presentation by Admin. Everything begins with an idea – Earl Nightingale. Insulin’s centenary year appears to be 2020 if you appreciate the birth of an idea. Is Oct 31, 1920, an appropriate date for tribute, if so let us reverberate it now. November 14 is...
BCG Vaccine in COVID19: Protector Ahead?
CME INDIA Presentation by Admin. Recently some newspapers highlighted the unique research from Pune, saying that a single shot of BCG vaccine when given to COVID-19 cases, improved oxygen saturation and other parameters. What is the lesson learnt? What is this Study?...
Reinfection and Endemicity of COVID-19: How Real?
CME INDIA Presentation by Admin. Is COVID-19 forever? Lots of panic-laden news keep appearing. Physicians need to know the realities to counsel the public. We need to know some emerging and known facts and ponder about the unknown facts too. From Sri Lanka Respiratory...
COVID-19: IL6 – The Great Sampling Error Drama
CME INDIA Presentation by Admin. Make CRP as your guide in monitoring. CME INDIA Case Scenario Dr Monica Gupta, Varanasi (on 03/11/2020): 53-year-old male COVID-19 rtPCR positive, today is day 8, CT- value of 32 has an IL6 of 3492. He has no symptoms Spo2- 97 98, Temp...
Parkinson’s disease: Deep Brain Stimulation – when needed?
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr R Ramnarayan,M.Ch, FRCS, IFAANS, Consultant Functional Neurosurgeon, Chennai. Author email: r.ramnarayan65@gmail.com / r.ramnarayan@rediffmail.com. Parkinson's Disease Parkinson’s disease is a disease which affects the movements of the...
Critical COVID-19: Blame it on Ancestors?
CME INDIA Presentation by Dr N K Singh, Admin. I've quite frankly, never seen anything like it, where a single, well-characterized virus in individuals can have a range of manifestations, that go from being completely asymptomatic, no symptoms at all, to having a few...