This story is from June 28, 2021
9% fatality rate in ‘black fungus’ cases of Maharashtra
Maharashtra recorded a 9% mortality rate among patients diagnosed with Covid-associated mucormycosis (CAM) over the last three months, reports Umesh Isalkar.
The death rate is much below the 30-50% range that was seen in mucormycosis patients before the pandemic. From the total 7,359 CAM patients in Maharashtra till June 14, 653 have succumbed. Pune recorded a 12% mortality rate, followed by Nashik (10%) and Mumbai (9%).
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