News Topic:Doctors' Association Kashmir (DAK)

COVID-19: DAK appeals recovered patients to donate plasma

SRINAGAR — Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Saturday appealed recovered coronavirus patients to donate plasma that can be used to treat serious cases of...

COVID-19: DAK urges for immune testing of recovered patients

With reports that recovered coronavirus patients are getting reinfected, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Friday urged health authorities in Kashmir valley to test recovered patients for anti-bodies that would help to know whether they are immune for reinfection.

Asymptomatic coronavirus cases can infect others: DAK

SRINAGAR — With more than 70 percent COVID-19 cases in Kashmir valley showing no symptoms, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Saturday said asymptomatic cases...

Don’t hesitate to visit hospitals during emergencies: DAK

SRINAGAR — While the routine work in Kashmir hospitals has been put on hold in view of coronavirus crisis, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on...

More than 90% patients recover from coronavirus illness: DAK

SRINAGAR — Sending a note of reassurance, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Saturday said most people who catch the novel (new) coronavirus recover completely.“More...

COVID-19: Medical staff at greater risk of severe disease, says DAK

SRINAGAR — Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Monday said doctors, nurses and paramedical staff are at greater risk of developing severe disease if they...

COVID-19: Tangmarg man’s death possible case of community spread

SRINAGAR — As the second COVID-19 death in Kashmir valley had no history of travel or contact, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Sunday said...

Doctors urged to use hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 patients

SRINAGAR — With 21 positive cases and a death due to the novel (new) coronavirus in Kashmir valley so far, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK)...

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