Dengue
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As part of the preventive exercise, several schools are educating children about the importance of washing their hands regularly, maintaining cleanliness and following proper personal hygiene practices. Students are being reminded to keep their hands clean.Children are also being advised against unnecessarily touching their eyes, nose and mouth, as schools continue to focus on hygiene and sanitation across their premises.
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Doctors stress that vaccination is only one layer of protection, with mosquito control and early medical care still essential to prevent severe disease.
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Actor Avika Gor has been hospitalised following a dengue diagnosis, with her husband Milind Chandwani revealing that she continued fulfilling her shooting commitments despite running a high fever for five days.
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India has approved its first dengue vaccine, Qdenga, for individuals aged 4 to 60, offering a two-dose defence against all four virus strains without requiring prior infection testing.
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World Malaria Day highlights the continued global threat of malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases. Experts warn that infections like dengue, chikungunya, and Zika remain major health concerns, especially in tropical regions. Prevention through hygiene, eliminating stagnant water, and early diagnosis is key to reducing the risk of these diseases.
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Though rarely fatal, the chikungunya virus can be particularly severe for high-risk individuals, including newborns and older adults. "Chikungunya outbreaks are unpredictable in both size and severity," say experts.
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Bangladesh has recorded 115 dengue-related deaths this year, with one more reported in the last 24 hours. Over 28,600 cases have been confirmed, with 430 new patients admitted to hospitals across multiple divisions. Health officials warn of severe symptoms and urge timely medical care as the outbreak intensifies.
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Dengue has become a severe problem in recent years in Bangladesh The official data showed 311 more new infections in the past 24 hours The disease causes an acute illness with symptoms such as headache, high fever, exhaustion, severe muscle and joint pain
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With monsoon rains bringing relief from the summer heat They also unleash a hidden danger: mosquito-borne diseases Here’s how you can safeguard your home and loved ones
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Uttar Pradesh battles a severe dengue outbreak in 2024, with climate change and urbanization driving the surge—here’s how to stay safe.
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Delhi reports over 300 dengue cases in a week, with malaria and chikungunya also rising, raising public health concerns.
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Understanding the potential neurological impact of dengue underscores the need for comprehensive medical care and timely intervention. By staying informed and vigilant, we can better protect ourselves and our communities from the serious neurological consequences of dengue.
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In adults, it has been linked to Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) and is known to affect human Schwann cells, that play an important role in supporting the development, function, and regeneration of peripheral nerves linked to movement, breathing, heartbeat, and digestion, among others.
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Yoga brings all your three doshas in balance. Whatever the distance may be, in this case, the imbalance of Dengue, yoga bring it back to equilibrium. The state of homeostasis is restored.
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The dengue fever, caused by the dengue virus and transmitted by mosquitoes, is a significant global concern Dengue has four distinct strains, and accordingly, it shows various symptoms, ranging from mild to severe Dengue is associated with joint and muscle pain as well as headaches, so pain management is also essential
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Malaria is a devastating mosquito-borne disease that is prevalent in sub-Saharan Africa, Asia and Latin America, causing fever, fatigue, headaches and chills; the disease can be fatal.
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Shubhman Gill Discharged: Famous cricketer Shubhman Gill discharged from Chennai hospital! Was admitted after being dengue positive. But he will not be able to play in the World Cup match tomorrow. This is a big blow for Team India before the World Cup because Team India had high expectations from Shubman Gill.
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Team India opener Shubman Gill has been suffering from dengue fever over the last week and has now been hospitalised in Chennai as his platelet count had dropped.
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Shubman Gill Dengue Positive: Famous cricketer Shubhman Gill has been reported to be suffering from dengue. This is a big blow for Team India before the World Cup because Team India had high expectations from Shubman Gill.
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Viral cases like influenza and dengue are on the rise and cases of swine flu and typhoid are also being reported.
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Earlier on Friday, in Kanpur's biggest government hospital Ursula, a dengue ward was set up and three dengue patients were admitted to it.
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