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JULY-SEPTEMBER 2020.Pmd Vol.5 Issue 4 JULY - SEPTEMBER 2020 THE DIAGNOSTICS NEWS JOURNAL Published at Agappe Diagnostics Limited on July 01, 2020 | 62 Pages |` 20 IN THE FOREFRONT OF COVID - 19 BATTLE WITH UNIQUE DIAGNOSTIC PRODUCTS Mr. Thomas John COVID - 19: CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS AND LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS Prof. Dr. D M Vasudevan AGAPPE CHITRA MAGNA A PATH BREAKING SOLUTION Dr. Anoop Kumar Thekkuveettil RT-PCR IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF COVID - 19 Dr. Kannan Vaidyanathan ROLE OF CBC PARAMETERS DURING COVID - 19 PANDEMIC Dr. Vijay Parekh MEDIVISION IN TOP GEAR TO FIGHT COVID - 19 Mr. Bibu B Punnooran COVID - 19 EXPLORING MUST KNOW FACTS ABOUT CORONAVIRUS DISEASE 2019 HAVE YOU RECEIVED TECHAGAPPE (23nd EDITION) INFERTILITY SCAN THE QR CODE TO CONNECT WITH US 02 TECHAGAPPE JULY - SEPTEMBER 2020 SCAN QR CODE TO INSTALL AGAPPE CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM STILL NOT DONE YOUR SCANNING? 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Editor is Ms. Meena Thomas. 4 TECHAGAPPE JULY - SEPTEMBER 2020 ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ From The Chief Editor’s Desk THE DIAGNOSTICS NEWS JOURNAL Volume 5 | Issue 4| July - September 2020 ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ EXPLORING THE PANDEMIC EDITORIAL BOARD EDITOR Meena Thomas COVID-19... th CHIEF EDITOR I am proud to bring out this 24 edition of TechAgappe. During the last 6 Prof. Dr. D M Vasudevan years of its existence, I am happy to report that this magazine is being regu- larly published every 3 months. As the whole world is passing through the CONSULTING EDITOR dreaded pandemic, it is appropriate that this edition projects Covid-19 dis- Saj Mathews ease. We have included three medical articles, three live stories, two inter- EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD views with eminent personalities, one technical article and a few health tips. Dr. C S Satheesh Kumar In the first article the MD explains the new products released from Agappe, Abraham K C aimed to serve the world in managing Covid-19 pandemic. Varghese George Sanjaymon K R In the medical articles section, we have included three articles on Covid Sankar T S 19. The first one is from my desk, giving an overview on Covid-19 clinical Bintu Lijo manifestations as well as the characteristics of Corona virus. The second LEGAL ADVISORY BOARD article is from Dr. Kannan regarding the different laboratory tests available to Adv. Denu Joseph detect the virus infection. The third article is a review by Dr. Vijay Parekh about the importance of CBC testing for the diagnosis of Covid-19. PUBLISHING COORDINATOR Jayesh Kumar In the life story session, the first one is on the “Kerala Model”, dealing with the successful initiatives of the Govt. of Kerala in managing Covid-19 DESIGN AND LAYOUT infections in Kerala. 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