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Shweta Tiwari Hospitalised For Dengue Treatment: When Does Hospitalisation Become Necessary?
Shweta Tiwari's reported dengue hospitalisation highlights an important lesson about the infection: dengue severity cannot be judged by platelet count alone.
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How To Prevent Dengue: Here Is What Health Experts Recommend
Dr Neha Gupta and Dr Subramanian Swaminathan explain how to prevent dengue. Here are the symptoms to be aware of, along with precautions to minimise your risk.
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Swara Bhasker Hospitalised With Dengue: When Does The Infection Become Severe?
Bollywood actor Swara Bhasker has been hospitalised after testing positive for dengue, highlighting the seriousness of this mosquito-borne infection.
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Papaya Leaves As A Dengue Treatment Protocol: Does It Actually Work?
Papaya leaves could be used as a part of the dengue treatment protocol. Here are the proven health benefits of the natural remedy, along with safe consumption guidelines.
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Monsoon Fever: When To Test For Dengue, Malaria Or Chikungunya
Dengue, Malaria and Chikungunya: High fever, chills, weaknesses, headache, body pain and joint pain can occur in all three. This is why symptoms alone are often not enough to make the diagnosis.
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Dengue Mosquitoes In India Show 'Warning Sign' Of Insecticide Resistance: Study
The team pointed out that the results are specific to a lab-bred population of Aedes aegypti at a specific point of time, and that resistance levels may be different in other populations, regions, or under natural conditions.
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Jharkhand Reports Over 16,700 Malaria Cases In 6 Months; Two Districts Account For 76%
Malaria continues to be a major public health concern in Jharkhand, with 16,728 cases reported across the state between January and June this year, a state Health Department statement said on Thursday.
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The Next Dengue Battle May Be Against Misinformation, Not Mosquitoes
India reports seasonal increases in dengue cases during and after the monsoon, making public awareness an important part of disease control alongside surveillance and vector management
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6 New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Andhra Pradesh; Understanding The Difference Between Dengue And COVID-19
Covid-19 and dengue are both viral infections that can begin with similar symptoms, especially fever, body aches, headache, and tiredness. During the monsoon season, when dengue cases also start increasing in many parts of India, it becomes easy to mistake one illness for the other.
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Dengue Recovery: Why Your Joint Pain May Last Weeks And When To See An Orthopaedic Doctor
Dengue's intense muscle and joint pain often improves within weeks, but persistent aches, swelling or difficulty walking shouldn't be ignored. An orthopaedic surgeon explains why dengue affects the joints, who is at risk of prolonged pain and when to seek specialist care.
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India Has A Dengue Vaccine. Now It Needs A Strategy
The approval of India's first dengue vaccine marks a genuine milestone. But the real question facing policymakers concerns whether the health system is prepared to use it well
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India's First Dengue Vaccine Arrives As Cases Surge Nearly 88-Fold In Two Decades
The vaccine, approved by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), is the first dengue vaccine cleared for use in India. Developed by Japanese pharmaceutical company Takeda, QDENGA is designed to protect against all four dengue virus types.
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Dengue Alert In Noida: Expert Shares Tips To Prevent An Outbreak
Mosquito breeding in clean stagnant water during monsoon fuels dengue spread; residents urged to eliminate water collection weekly.
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Why India's Multi-Strain Dengue Outbreaks Are Dangerous
India faces health risks from multiple strains of dengue that break out in clusters. These outbreaks are becoming increasingly dangerous, as Dr Sabine Kapasi explains.
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People With Type 2 Diabetes Face Higher Risk Of Severe Dengue: Study
Persistently high blood sugar impairs immune function and damages blood vessels, making people with diabetes more susceptible to severe dengue infection.
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Shweta Tiwari Hospitalised For Dengue Treatment: When Does Hospitalisation Become Necessary?
Shweta Tiwari's reported dengue hospitalisation highlights an important lesson about the infection: dengue severity cannot be judged by platelet count alone.
-
How To Prevent Dengue: Here Is What Health Experts Recommend
Dr Neha Gupta and Dr Subramanian Swaminathan explain how to prevent dengue. Here are the symptoms to be aware of, along with precautions to minimise your risk.
-
Swara Bhasker Hospitalised With Dengue: When Does The Infection Become Severe?
Bollywood actor Swara Bhasker has been hospitalised after testing positive for dengue, highlighting the seriousness of this mosquito-borne infection.
-
Papaya Leaves As A Dengue Treatment Protocol: Does It Actually Work?
Papaya leaves could be used as a part of the dengue treatment protocol. Here are the proven health benefits of the natural remedy, along with safe consumption guidelines.
-
Monsoon Fever: When To Test For Dengue, Malaria Or Chikungunya
Dengue, Malaria and Chikungunya: High fever, chills, weaknesses, headache, body pain and joint pain can occur in all three. This is why symptoms alone are often not enough to make the diagnosis.
-
Dengue Mosquitoes In India Show 'Warning Sign' Of Insecticide Resistance: Study
The team pointed out that the results are specific to a lab-bred population of Aedes aegypti at a specific point of time, and that resistance levels may be different in other populations, regions, or under natural conditions.
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Jharkhand Reports Over 16,700 Malaria Cases In 6 Months; Two Districts Account For 76%
Malaria continues to be a major public health concern in Jharkhand, with 16,728 cases reported across the state between January and June this year, a state Health Department statement said on Thursday.
-
The Next Dengue Battle May Be Against Misinformation, Not Mosquitoes
India reports seasonal increases in dengue cases during and after the monsoon, making public awareness an important part of disease control alongside surveillance and vector management
-
6 New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Andhra Pradesh; Understanding The Difference Between Dengue And COVID-19
Covid-19 and dengue are both viral infections that can begin with similar symptoms, especially fever, body aches, headache, and tiredness. During the monsoon season, when dengue cases also start increasing in many parts of India, it becomes easy to mistake one illness for the other.
-
Dengue Recovery: Why Your Joint Pain May Last Weeks And When To See An Orthopaedic Doctor
Dengue's intense muscle and joint pain often improves within weeks, but persistent aches, swelling or difficulty walking shouldn't be ignored. An orthopaedic surgeon explains why dengue affects the joints, who is at risk of prolonged pain and when to seek specialist care.
-
India Has A Dengue Vaccine. Now It Needs A Strategy
The approval of India's first dengue vaccine marks a genuine milestone. But the real question facing policymakers concerns whether the health system is prepared to use it well
-
India's First Dengue Vaccine Arrives As Cases Surge Nearly 88-Fold In Two Decades
The vaccine, approved by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), is the first dengue vaccine cleared for use in India. Developed by Japanese pharmaceutical company Takeda, QDENGA is designed to protect against all four dengue virus types.
-
Dengue Alert In Noida: Expert Shares Tips To Prevent An Outbreak
Mosquito breeding in clean stagnant water during monsoon fuels dengue spread; residents urged to eliminate water collection weekly.
-
Why India's Multi-Strain Dengue Outbreaks Are Dangerous
India faces health risks from multiple strains of dengue that break out in clusters. These outbreaks are becoming increasingly dangerous, as Dr Sabine Kapasi explains.
-
People With Type 2 Diabetes Face Higher Risk Of Severe Dengue: Study
Persistently high blood sugar impairs immune function and damages blood vessels, making people with diabetes more susceptible to severe dengue infection.
