What Is 'Mucormycosis' Or Black Fungus?: Dr Vijay Rangachari Explains
Writer: Navya Singh (Senior Video Journalist)
Navya writes and speaks about matters that often do not come out or doesn’t see daylight. Defense and economy of the country is of special interest to her and a lot of her content revolves around that.
India, 30 May 2021 5:12 PM GMT
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Navya writes and speaks about matters that often do not come out or doesn’t see daylight. Defense and economy of the country is of special interest to her and a lot of her content revolves around that.
In the middle of a deadly second wave of COVID-19, India is witnessing a spike in cases of black fungus or Mucormycosis, an infection that has now been declared an 'epidemic' by the government.
In the middle of a deadly second wave of COVID-19, India is witnessing a spike in cases of black fungus or Mucormycosis, an infection that has now been declared an 'epidemic' by the government.
The Logical Indian's Navya Singh spoke to Dr Vijay Rangachari, Consultant-ENT, Manipal Hospitals, Bengaluru, to know more about the infection and who are at high risk of contracting it.