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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...- Health emergency: Dengue fever outbreak declared in Rarotonga, New ZealandCook Islands faces a dengue fever outbreak in Rarotonga. Seven cases are confirmed, prompting a swift response. The government initiates 'O...
- Dengue fever outbreak reported in Cook Islands; Samoa, Tonga, and Fiji already in viral infection's gripSeveral Pacific island nations, including Cook Islands, Samoa, Tonga, and Fiji, are facing a rise in dengue fever cases. A Samoan boy recen...
- Pacific islands battle dengue fever outbreak, Samoan boy dies in Auckland hospitalMisiafa Lene, a 12-year-old boy from Samoa, succumbed to dengue fever in Auckland. He contracted the disease in Samoa. He was then medicall...
- CDC sounds alarm over rising dengue cases amid spring vacationers' joyThe US CDC on March 18 released a HAN advisory to call attention to the rise in dengue cases in parts of the US, and also globally. It adde...
- Surge in dengue cases in Uttarakhand crosses 3,000 markThe number of dengue cases in Uttarakhand, India, has exceeded 3,000, with Dehradun reporting over 1,000 cases and Pauri district recording...
- Dengue: Symptoms, precautions and how to treat it at homeThe disease is transmitted by infected mosquitoes and has four virus subtypes. Initial symptoms include high fever, headache, eye pain, nau...
- Dengue cases rising in India: Everything you must know about common signs, precautions & treatmentThe dengue symptoms, if any, can last for two-seven days.
- Centre convenes high-level meeting on Serotype-2 dengue cases in 11 statesCabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba chaired a high-level meet with representatives of states/UTs to also review and discussed the COVID-19 manage...
- Can you get Covid-19 & dengue at the same time? Experts say it's possible, treatment can be complicatedFor a treating doctor it is like 'walking a tight rope'.
- Covid-19, dengue double infection treatment complicated; needs balanced approach: ExpertsDelhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia was shifted to LNJP Hospital on Wednesday for COVID-19 treatment and tested positive for dengue ...
- Chandrababu Naidu declares 'war' against contagious diseasesTeams of doctors, nurses, paramedics, ANMs, students, nutritionists and government officials should conduct a door-to-door campaign.
- Over 1,150 dengue cases in Delhi, 50% rise in last one weekOver 770 cases were reported till September 3 this season. Out of the total number of cases, August alone has accounted for 652.
- Keep mosquitoes away by clearing stagnant water: ExpertsThe mosquito menace in Bengaluru is so severe that last year the Karnataka High Court had to intervene and direct the city municipal corpor...
- After dengue, health experts warn Delhiites of swine fluWhen contacted, Health department officials said they have already started the preparatory work to deal with any emergency arising out of H...
- Rains may lead to spurt in dengue cases in DelhiAedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits the dengue virus to humans, breeds in clean water and the showers might lead to water accumulation.
- FTII: Students' hunger strike enters day twoStudents at the FTII have been protesting since June 12 over the controversial appointment of Chauhan as chairman of the governing body.
- Why do Michael Bloomberg & Mamata Banerjee differ on consumption patterns?A study released this week in the US that concluded that not all obese people are unfit, has given an unexpected heft to the West Bengal CM...
- CWG: Singaporeans advised to be cautious in New DelhiSingapore government has advised their athletes travelling to New Delhi for the Commonwealth Games or otherwise to be vigilant and take all...
- First case of Dengue death in DelhiThe first dengue death of the Capital was reported on Saturday as a 22-year-old man succumbed to the disease at Maharaja Agrasen Hosptial i...
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