CHENNAI PRESS NEWS

Assured buyback of INR 85,000* for the Ather 450X at the end of 3 years  Also improves purchase-enabling & ownership solutions for the Ather 450X  Price of the Ather 450 Plus slashed   Chennai, 20th October 2020: Ather Energy is introducing a first-of-its-kind program in the EV category in India, an ‘Assured Buyback’ program for the Ather 450X. Ather Energy is guaranteeing a buyback for the Ather 450X at INR 85,000*, at the end of 3 years.  One of India’s few “ Make in India” EV manufacturers, Ather Energy has built its own li-ion battery packs and an overall robust platform in the Ather 450 product line. The reliability of the product line has been tested since 2018 in Bengaluru & later in Chennai, and on seeing the high consistency in performance, Ather Energy has launched a unique buyback plan. The high reliability of the product will ensure that the scooters will command a strong value in the resale market, as witnessed by existing owners of Ather 450....

Clinics will help patients who have recovered from COVID but are suffering from persistent effects Chennai, October 20, 2020: The Apollo Hospitals Group today announced the launch of Post-COVID Recovery Clinics across the hospital network. The Post-COVID Recovery Clinics will address the rising number of patients who have recovered from COVID but are suffering from the mid and long term persistent effects of the infection.  (L to R) Dr. Sundararajan,Senior Consultant Pulmonologist, Apollo Hospitals, Dr. V. Ramsubramaniyan, Senior Consultant, Infectious Diseases, Apollo Hospitals, Dr. Suresh, Senior Consultant, Infectious Diseases, Apollo Hospitals and Ms. Preetha Reddy, Vice Chairperson, Apollo Hospitals Group launching the Post-Covid Apollo Recover Clinics. Over 50% of COVID patients suffer from problems that include breathlessness, chest pain and heart issues, joint pains, vision problems, and memory loss months after contracting the novel coronavirus. The Post-COVID Recovery Cli...

Delayed treatment has a serious impact on morbidity and mortality of breast cancer patients; Only 35% of breast cancer patients in the country get diagnosed in stages I or II, the rest in advanced stages; MADURAI / 20 October, 2020 – Cancer Specialists at Meenakshi Mission Hospital have said the number of breast cancer patients seeking treatment has declined by as much as 70 percent in the last five months as people avoided visiting healthcare facilities fearing the Covid infection or were unable to come to a hospital due to lack of public transport. Such delayed treatment can have serious health repercussions. Said Dr. KS Kirushna Kumar, Head - Radiation Oncology, Meenakshi Mission Hospital: “Delayed treatment has a serious impact on morbidity and mortality of breast cancer patients. A stage II or stage III cancer can turn into stage IV cancer if treatment is delayed by as little as three to four months. While many well-to-do patients could still make it to the hospital for treatme...