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          Normally COVID-19(Coronavirus) targets mainly the respiratory system of the human body, many people suffering from chronic respiratory disease those people get easily targeted by the COVID-19 virus, but if you are pregnant then your problems will be going to increases, prescribing medication for pregnant women been always tough for a gynecologist in term of mother and fetus health is a concern, but now problems are getting more worst by the entry of COVID-19.           If you are pregnant, then your mind has a lot of questions like, will your baby child live safely in this pandemic ? or if you have tested positive for Covid-19 , what will you do? etc The answers have not been found yet, scientists are constantly working on it.           Indian Council of Medical Research-National Institute Research in Reproductive Health (ICMR-NIRRH), in collaboration with the Medical Education and Drugs Department (MEDD) and BYL Nair Hospital, worked on a new topic, and after seeing the re

          Read some amazing  & some weird facts about human body and explore out more about  the brain,  skeletons,  muscles,  eyes,  bones, blood, muscles, the brain, heart and much more. 1. Human mouth daily produces about one litre of saliva through the mouth. 2. In case you smoothed out all the wrinkles on your brain, it might lay flat the scale of a pillowcase. 3. Do you know Sometimes human brain is more active while sleeping than when you’re awake. 4. Belly acid (Hydrochloric acid) can dissolve steel. 5.  A human grown-up's blood veins can rotate multiple times in the Earth's equator.  6.Tongue prints are as particular as fingerprints 7."Muscle" originates from Latin term,  signifying "little mouse", which is the thing that Ancient Romans thought utilized bicep muscles. 8.The jaw muscle is the strongest in the human frame. 9.Bodies emit a little measure of light that is excessively difficult for the eye to see. 10.While awaking, your brain produce

       The Supreme Court recently ruled that drug inspectors can carry out an investigation and file a first information report (FIR) related to cognizable offenses which are specified as under chapter IV of the Drug and Cosmetics Act 1940. Chapter IV of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940, deals with the manufacture, sale, and distribution of drugs and cosmetics activities.      Section 22(1)(d) of the Act, which deals with the powers of the ‘Inspector’, inter alia, enables the inspector to exercise such other powers as may be necessary for carrying out the purpose of Chapter IV or any Rules made thereunder. A police officer can register an FIR only if a cognizable offense, other than an offense falling under Chapter IV of the Act, is also made out. As far as FIRs that have already been filed are concerned, further investigation cannot be done by the Police officer.      The recent judgment of the Supreme Court concluded that for offenses committed under Chapter IV of the Drugs and Cosm