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As the world sees a surge in Omicron cases, the World Health Organization approved two new Covid-19 treatments.
In their recommendation in the British medical journal, the WHO experts said arthritis drug Baricitinib will help in treating severe or critical Covid patients. They suggested that the use of Baricitinib with corticosteroids in severe Covid patients led to better survival rates and reduced need for ventilators.
The second treatment approved by WHO is Sotrovimab for people with non-serious Covid who are at the highest risk of hospitalization, such as the elderly and people with chronic diseases.
Also watch | Omicron circulating along with Delta leading to Tsunami of cases: WHO
Only three other treatments for Covid-19 have received WHO approval, starting with corticosteroids for severely ill patients in September 2020.
The WHO's Covid treatment recommendations are updated regularly based on new data from clinical trials.

WHO recommends two new Covid-19 treatments. Here is all you need to know

WHO recommends two new Covid-19 treatments 

As the world sees a surge in Omicron cases, the&nbsp;World Health Organization approved two new Covid-19 treatments.
In their recommendation in the British medical journal, the WHO experts said arthritis drug Baricitinib will help in treating severe or critical Covid patients. They suggested that the use of Baricitinib&nbsp;with corticosteroids in severe Covid patients led to better survival rates and reduced need for ventilators.
The second treatment approved by WHO is&nbsp;Sotrovimab for people with non-serious Covid who are at the highest risk of hospitalization, such as the elderly and people with chronic diseases.
Only three other treatments for Covid-19 have received WHO approval, starting with corticosteroids for severely ill patients in September 2020.
The WHO's Covid treatment recommendations are updated regularly based on new data from clinical trials.

The WHO's Covid treatment recommendations are updated regularly based on new data from clinical trials

As the world sees a surge in Omicron cases, the&nbsp;World Health Organization approved two new <a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/govt-issues-new-guidelines-for-covid-19-treatment-here-s-all-you-need-to-know-1642475667411" target="_blank">Covid-19 treatments</a>.
In their recommendation in the British medical journal, the WHO experts said arthritis drug Baricitinib will help in treating severe or critical Covid patients. They suggested that the use of Baricitinib&nbsp;with corticosteroids in severe Covid patients led to better survival rates and reduced need for ventilators.
The second treatment approved by WHO is&nbsp;Sotrovimab for people with non-serious Covid who are at the highest risk of hospitalization, such as the elderly and people with chronic diseases.
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/omicron-circulating-along-with-delta-leading-to-tsunami-of-cases-who-1640797383229" target="_blank">Omicron circulating along with Delta leading to Tsunami of cases: WHO</a>
Only three other treatments for Covid-19 have received WHO approval, starting with corticosteroids for severely ill patients in September 2020.
The WHO's Covid treatment recommendations are updated regularly based on new data from clinical trials.

After the emergence of fresh Covid-19 cases inside the bio-bubble, the All India Football Federation has suspended the I-League for at least six weeks.
According to media reports, Covid-19 cases inside the bubble have surged to 45 which prompted the AIFF to suspend the league for six weeks. Now the I-league officials will take the stock of the situation in the first week of February before taking any further course of action.
Earlier, the league was suspended for a week after eight players and three officials had tested positive for Covid on Wednesday.
Also read: Premier League: Wolves beat Manchester United 1-0, register their first win at Old Trafford since 1980

I-League suspended for at least six weeks amid rising Covid-19 cases inside bio-bubble

The I-League officials will take the stock of the situation in the first week of February before taking any future course of action

After the emergence of fresh Covid-19 cases inside the bio-bubble, the All India Football Federation has suspended the I-League for at least six weeks.
According to media reports, Covid-19 cases inside the bubble surged to 45 which prompted the AIFF to suspend the league for six weeks. Now the I-league officials will take the stock of the situation in the first week of February before taking any further course of action.
Earlier, the league was suspended for a week after eight players and three officials had tested positive for Covid on Wednesday.

After the emergence of fresh Covid-19 cases inside the bio-bubble, the All India Football Federation has suspended the I-League for at least six weeks.

After the emergence of fresh Covid-19 cases inside the bio-bubble, the All India Football Federation has suspended the I-League for at least six weeks.
According to media reports, Covid-19 cases inside the bubble surged to 45 which prompted the AIFF to suspend the league for six weeks. Now the I-league officials will take the stock of the situation in the first week of February before taking any further course of action.
Earlier, the league was suspended for a week after eight players and three officials had tested positive for Covid on Wednesday.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/premier-league-wolves-beat-manchester-united-1-0-register-their-first-win-at-old-trafford-since-1980-1641262714506" target="_blank">Premier League: Wolves beat Manchester United 1-0, register their first win at Old Trafford since 1980</a>

Over 40 lakh children were vaccinated on first day of the inoculation drive for those in the age group of 15-18 years, Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted. 
Apart from hospitals and health centres, schools and other educational institutions were also used as vaccination centres. 
Anyone born in 2007 or before is eligible for vaccination in this phase. Registrations from the same had started on January 1.
Children in this age group are only being administered Covaxin for vaccination. 
The decision to roll out vaccination for teens aged 15-18 was announced by the Prime Minister on December 24

Over 40 lakh children vaccinated on first day: Health minister

Over 40 lakh children were vaccinated on first day of the inoculation drive for those in the age group of 15-18 years, Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted. 

Anyone born in 2007 or before is eligible for vaccination in this phase.&nbsp;Registrations from the same had started on January 1.

Over 40 lakh&nbsp;children were vaccinated on first day of the inoculation drive for those&nbsp;in the age group of 15-18 years, Health Minister Mansukh&nbsp;Mandaviya&nbsp;tweeted.&nbsp;
Apart from hospitals and health centres, schools and other educational institutions were also used as vaccination centres.&nbsp;
Anyone born in 2007 or before is eligible for vaccination in this phase.&nbsp;Registrations from the same had started on January 1.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/quixplained-all-you-need-to-know-about-india-s-vaccination-program-for-children-1641132172200">Quixplained: all you need to know about India&rsquo;s vaccination program for children</a>
Children in this age group are only being administered Covaxin&nbsp;for vaccination.&nbsp;
The decision to roll out vaccination for teens aged 15-18 was announced by the Prime Minister on December 24

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