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Ayushman Bharat enrollment begins in West Bengal, benefits likely from July: CM Suvendu AdhikariEnrollment for the Ayushman Bharat scheme has commenced in West Bengal. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari stated that beneficiaries can expec...- DRDO flags rising global CBRN risks, warns of unstable geopolitical orderGlobal security faces growing challenges. DRDO scientist Upendra Kumar Singh stresses the need for stronger preparedness against chemical, ...
- India faces no immediate public health threat from hantavirus: NIV chiefTwo Indian nationals aboard a cruise ship have reportedly contracted hantavirus. Indian health officials assure the public that these cases...
- April rains fuel dengue surge in Delhi as mosquito breeding spikes across cityDelhi is witnessing a surge in dengue cases. April's erratic rainfall has led to over half of this year's infections being reported. This t...
- GST Council should consider lowering tax on household insecticides to 5 pc: EY-HICA reportA new report recommends lowering the Goods and Services Tax on household insecticides. The current 18 percent rate could be reduced to 5 pe...
- India moves closer to dengue vaccine as final trials underwayAn Indian vaccine candidate, DengiAll, is in its final testing phase. This single-dose shot offers hope against the deadly dengue disease. ...
- Phase-3 clinical trial enrolment for India's first dengue vaccine to be completed by October: ICMRIndia's DengiAll vaccine trial is nearing completion. ICMR scientists anticipate enrolling 10,500 participants by October across 20 Indian ...
- In a medical breakthrough, first phase-3 dengue vaccine trial begins in IndiaIndia started its inaugural phase 3 clinical trial for the DengiAll dengue vaccine, developed by Panacea Biotec. The trial will include 10,...
- First-ever phase-three clinical trial for dengue vaccine initiated in IndiaThe Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Panacea Biotec have launched the first phase three clinical trial for an indigenous dengu...
- New study shows how dengue virus evolved in IndiaUntil 2012, the dominant strains in India were Dengue 1 and 3, the researchers said. However, in recent years, Dengue 2 has become more dom...
- IISc's computational analysis throws light on how dengue virus evolved in IndiaCases of dengue – a mosquito-borne viral disease – have steadily increased in the last 50 years, predominantly in the South-East Asian coun...
- Dengue danger in India: A look at symptoms, prevention, careDengue cases in India are on the rise with heavy downpours and waterlogging. Here is a look at symptoms of dengue and its solutions.
- Dengue cases rising in India: Everything you must know about common signs, precautions & treatmentThe dengue symptoms, if any, can last for two-seven days.
- Panacea Biotec completes Phase I/II study of DengiAlI vaccineAccording to the World Health Organization, dengue represents one of the 10 biggest global health threats and it is critical to have access...
- Why India is struggling to introduce dengue vaccinesThe ICGEB plans a larger vaccine trial on monkeys in America; the full-fledged human trial after that could cost more than Rs 100 crore.
- Dengue costs the world $8.9 billion annually: StudyDengue imposes a whopping $8.9 billion economic burden every year on 141 countries and territories where active transmission of the disease...
- India waives large-scale clinical trials for Sanofi's dengue vaccineAn expert consultative committee of the Indian drug regulatory agency has waived a large-scale clinical trial for a dengue vaccine develope...
- World's 1st dengue vaccine likely by 2015: SanofiCountry Head, Sanofi Pasteur, Stephan Barth, said dengue is a serious health concern in India, causing a significant but under-reported bur...
- Dengue vaccine tested on Indian adults, found safeThe study showed that 87% of Indian adults in trial were positive to dengue at enrolment, confirming the significant endemic nature of the ...
- Dengue cases in India under-reported by 282 times: Study"Good data on the incidence and cost of the illness have been lacking due to gaps in how information on individual cases is collected."
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