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5 infectious diseases you can catch from your pets—how to stay safePets are family—and sometimes, a hidden infection risk. Learn the big five zoonoses in India, how they spread, and easy, humane steps to st...- Is Monday July 7 a school holiday? Check Muharram date and full list of school holidays in JulyAs schools reopen in India in July 2025, students can anticipate a blend of academic pursuits and holidays. Muharram is expected on July 7t...
- Covid scientist warns the world of deadly virus found in two animals in ChinaA study in Nature reveals that animals farmed for fur, food, or traditional medicine, such as raccoon dogs and minks, harbor numerous virus...
- India has taken lead in ensuring 'One Health' goals: Niti Aayog's Dr VK PaulIndia is ahead of several countries in drafting a legal framework to support the implementation of the 'One Health' initiative, which integ...
- Explainer: India's Nipah virus outbreak - what do we know so far?India is currently dealing with an outbreak of the Nipah virus, a rare virus that spreads from animals to humans and causes a deadly fever....
- US government terminates DEEP VZN program to research exotic virus, pathogens apprehending accidental outbreakFederally-funded program to research exotic viruses and pathogens DEEP VZN terminated. What the program was all about and why some lawmaker...
- World Bank approves USD 82 mln for zoonotic disease prevention in India"It will strengthen India's One Health approach, which recognizes that people and animals are connected with their shared environment," Wor...
- Europe hotting up, 15700 deaths linked to heatwave in 2022: WMO reportClimate change is also affecting recurring events in nature, such as when trees blossom, or birds migrate. Climate change has important con...
- Why are animal-to-human diseases on the rise?A zoonosis (plural zoonoses) is a disease or infection transmitted from vertebrate animals to people, and vice versa. The pathogens involve...
- WHO chief Ghebreyesus vows to "push until we get the answer" on Covid origins"We need to continue to push until we get the answer," Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters, referring to the search for the origins o...
- New Omicron strain first seen in India in May: WHOWHO said so far less than 200 sequences are available from about 14 countries, and many of these are from India.
- Climate change may increase risk of new infectious diseasesThis is especially true for Africa and Asia, continents that have been hotspots for deadly disease spread from humans to animals or vice ve...
- Need to create awareness on zoonotic diseases: Mansukh MandaviyaHe made the remarks while virtually inaugurating the Whole Genome Sequencing National Reference Laboratory for Antimicrobial Resistance (AM...
- All hands on deck: Armed forces use veterinary corps personnel at COVID facilitiesAround 18 officers, over 120 junior commissioned officers (JCOs) and other ranks have been deployed in specially created COVID-19 facilitie...
- WHO Wuhan probe not looking for Covid 'guilty' partiesA year after the first cluster was detected in Wuhan, they will travel to China for the first time on a mission expected to last between fi...
- Diseases carried by humans linked to Neanderthal extinctionScientists from universities of Cambridge and Oxford Brookes in the UK have reviewed the latest evidence gleaned from pathogen genomes and ...
- Lack of knowledge on animal disease leaves humans at riskA world-first study found that just ten diseases account for around 50 per cent of all published knowledge on diseases at the wildlife-live...
- Tourists in Jaipur face threat of zoonotic diseasesTourists are endangering their health and safety by interacting with elephants that are not screened for any zoonotic diseases, with no vac...
- Global infection outbreaks, unique diseases rising since 1980For the study, Brown University researchers analysed more than 12,000 outbreaks affecting 44 million people worldwide over the last 33 year...
- India among world's top hot spots of deadly emerging diseasesIndia, China, and sub-Saharan Africa are the regions where incidences of the deadly emerging diseases like HIV/AIDS and SARS have increased...
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