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'I gave birth in the street': Conflict makes childbirth risky in parts of AfricaMothers in the Central African Republic face dire circumstances. Moreover, aid cuts have closed vital health services, forcing women to giv...- Mumbai weather: Rain lashes several parts of the city, brings respite from humidityMumbai residents experienced relief from humidity as rainfall hit the city on Saturday morning. The IMD forecasts continued light showers a...
- Zydus to develop combination vaccine for shigellosis and typhoidZydus Lifesciences is set to develop a combination vaccine against shigellosis and typhoid with the Gates Foundation's support. The vaccine...
- Zydus gets WHO nod for its typhoid vaccineZydus Lifesciences Ltd has received in-principle approval from the WHO for its Typhoid Vi conjugate vaccine, ZyVac TCV. Eligible for UN pro...
- Two men, in flood-ravaged Lakhimpur Kheri, walk home with their sister's bodyTwo brothers were forced to carry their deceased 17-year-old sister through flooded fields after being unable to find a vehicle due to road...
- Tomatoes are turning purple? Here's what report claimsTomatoes have been turned into purple by researchers and they have claimed that the nutritional value has gone up, Fox Weather reported quo...
- Typhoid cases increasing: what foods to eat and what to avoid?While some foods should stay away from in order to safeguard yourself from additional risk factors, others can help you with sickness. Your...
- Delhi hospitals see rise in typhoid, respiratory issues; unseasonal rains a triggerAccording to doctors, the number of such cases has nearly doubled owing to an increased awareness about such infections necessitated by the...
- Typhoid bacteria more resistant to antibiotics now: Lancet studyAccording to the study, quinolone-resistant strains accounted for more than 85% of S Typhi (the bacteria that causes Typhoid fever) in Bang...
- View: Quarantine quandaries and questions of trustTemporary isolation then was the solution – first for 30 days imposed by Ragusa (now Dubrovnik) and then 40 days, or quarantena, by Venice....
- Polluted water killed 7 every day in 2018In 2018, 2,439 people died because of four major water-borne diseases — cholera, acute diarrhoeal diseases (ADD), typhoid and viral hepatit...
- Bharat Biotech's typhoid vaccine gets WHO pre-qualificationThis enables the procurement and supplies of this vaccine to UNICEF, Pan-American Health Organisation (PAHO) and GAVI-supported countries, ...
- WHO pre-qualifies Indian vaccine for typhoidHyderabad, Jan 3 (IANS) Bharat Biotech's Typhoid Conjugate Vaccine (TCV) against typhoid fever has received pre-qualification from the Worl...
- Drug resistance making typhoid tough to treatDoctors say that while earlier oral drugs could cure most patients, they now need to give injectable antibiotics to 20-30% of the patients ...
- Eight deadly monsoon maladies and ways to deal with themSome of the most common ones include viral fever, the common cold, malaria, typhoid, hepatitis A, leptospirosis, diarrhoea and chikungunya.
- Typhoid control key to prevent gallbladder cancer in IndiaThe findings establish for the first time the causal link between bacterial infection and gallbladder cancer.
- Drug-resistant typhoid threatens global healthAn antibiotic-resistant strain of typhoid bacterium is spreading globally and posing a public health threat, especially in developing count...
- Novartis, BioE join hands for typhoid, paratyphoid vaccinesUnder the licence, Novartis Vaccines Institute for Global Health (NVGH) will transfer technology to Hyderabad-based BioE.
- Novartis, BioE join hands for typhoid, paratyphoid vaccinesThe typhoid vaccine (Vi-CRM197) has achieved 'Proof of Concept' and has successful Phase 2 results. It will be transferred to BioE, Novarti...
- Bharat Biotech receives $ 4 million award from The Wellcome Trust for Development and Clinical TrialsVaccine manufacturer Bharat Biotech and The University of Maryland Center for Vaccine Development (CVD) have received $ 4 million from The ...
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