Get yourself tested on primary level - Dr Monojit Ketan Mukhopadhyay

Dr Monojit Ketan Mukhopadhyay consultant Endocrinologist from kolkata with his rich clinical experience explaining about care and prevention tips against Corona Infection. Specially diabetics are at high risk of  developing complications once infected.

 To hear out in detail watch the full video ...

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