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LIVER AND DENGUE
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. ...- Why nutritionists say papaya with lemon is the perfect breakfast comboStart your day with papaya and lemon for a health boost. This combination enhances immunity, aids digestion, and helps manage weight. It al...
- Drug sales get a monsoon twist in AugustLiver herbal supplement Liv 52 emerged as one of India's top-selling herbal tonics in August, driven by increased cases of liver-related il...
- 66 cases of Zika virus infection found in Pune city since JunePune has recorded 66 cases of Zika virus infections within the last two months, with four reported deaths due to comorbidities. Notably, 26...
- Monsoon Maladies: Malaria is more prevalent in the rainy season, 5 ways to stay safeDuring the monsoon season, heavy rainfall and increased humidity create ideal environments for mosquito breeding, especially among Anophele...
- Kerala Liver specialist with 17 years of experience fails to identify disease; Maid diagnoses it in 10 secondsKerala-based hepatologist Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips struggled to diagnose a family member's illness despite extensive tests. The breakthrough...
- Study finds higher temperatures can make dengue virus more virulentIncreasing temperatures could make the Dengue virus more virulent, according to researchers at the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology. T...
- Hemorrhaging, abdominal pain: 6 warning signs of severe dengueDengue can escalate very quickly, and turn into a severe and life-threatening ailment.
- Rare case of post-dengue mucormycosis reported at Apollo hospital in Delhi: DoctorsAccording to a civic report on vector-borne diseases released on Monday, nine deaths and a total of 2,708 dengue cases have been recorded t...
- Centre asks 4 states, UT to be wary of water-borne diseasesRajesh Bhushan, secretary (health), said, “Public health challenge already posed by the Covid-19 pandemic may be compounded due to direct i...
- Antiviral drug 'Clevira' repurposed for treating mild to moderate COVID-19 patientsA clinical trial was conducted on 100 people in May-June last year and the results were "promising", the company said. The selected 100 par...
- Chikungunya toll rises to 15 in DelhiChikungunya and dengue have claimed at least 33 lives and affected 3,000 people in Delhi. The Delhi government has started the process of d...
- Dengue, chikungunya alert: What to eat, what to skipCoconut water, amla-rich diet are advisable. Also, having fruits helps, say these experts.
- Indian Railways is taking care of Mohammad Shahid's medical expensesIndian Railways, for whom Shahid played in the National Competitions, today said they are taking full care of the medical expenses of the f...
- Where are we faltering when it comes to countering deadly dengueThe mosquito-borne disease can be controlled only by the participation of the community as a whole, not just by an individual or a group.
- Mumbai tops world in drug-resistant TB patients, country tops in diabeticsThe city recorded its worst outbreak of dengue in 2014, affecting thousands and killing 12. Mumbai also records the country's highest numbe...
- Biocon, CytoSorbents expand pact to treat body inflammationCompanies have expanded the scope of their strategic partnership for cytokine reduction therapy, CytoSorb, to treat patients experiencing s...
- Government to set up 10 labs for hepatitis surveillanceGovernment will set up ten regional laboratories through the National Communicable Disease Centre (NCDC) for the surveillance of viral hepa...
- After dogs, snake in CommonWealth Games quarterOn a day when the government managers claimed that things have begun falling in shape, the South African envoy claimed that a snake was fou...
- Price reduction, rising Re triggers pharma slowdownFaced with price reduction and rupee appreciation, the growth of the Indian drug industry has slowed down this year. Gujarat Pharma industr...
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