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6 Common Dengue Myths Explained By Expert
Dr. Dinesh Kumar explains why a falling platelet count is not the only indicator of dengue severity. This guide explores 6 common myths to help navigate recovery without unnecessary panic.
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Chikungunya Cases Rise In Tamil Nadu: Government Issues Alert, Increases Surveillance
Amid a noticeable increase in chikungunya infections across parts of Tamil Nadu, the Directorate of Public Health and Preventive Medicine (DPH) has issued a statewide alert.
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First Dengue Pill Shows Promising Results In Human Challenge Trial
A pill for dengue fever developed by Johnson & Johnson appeared to protect against a form of the virus in a handful of patients in a small human challenge trial in the United States, according to data presented by the company on Friday.
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Dengue: When Does Dengue Become Fatal? What Are The Warning Signs?
There is no known cure for severe dengue. A person suffering from a severe form of dengue fever may need to be treated in an intensive care unit (ICU). Treatment may include blood and platelet transfusion, Intravenous fluids and oxygen therapy.
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"650, Not 500 mg Paracetamol": Trivendra Rawat Offers Cure For Dengue
Take 650 mg of paracetamol instead of the usual dose of 500 mg -- this is what Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat advised dengue patients amid reports of the disease affecting 4,800 people in the state.
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With Dengue Cases On The Rise, Celeb Health Coach Luke Coutinho Suggests 10 Ways Which Can Help Cure This Viral Disease
Dengue is a mosquito borne viral infection. It affects millions of people every year and is widespread in India. Since, dengue fever is a viral infection you do not need medications for it.
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12-Year-Old Boy is the First Dengue Victim in Delhi: 5 Healthy Diet Tips for Dengue Patients
The first death caused by dengue in the New Delhi was reported recently. A 12-year-old boy from Bihar identified as Nitish Kumar, residing in Safdarjung area in south Delhi, died on August 1 due dengue shock syndrome and resulting in multiple-organ failure at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
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Millions Suffer As India Struggles To Introduce Dengue Vaccines
Dengue is a dangerous debilitating disease that occasionally kills people and has no known cure or treatment.
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How to Keep Mosquitoes Away Naturally: Prevent Dengue, Chikungunya & Malaria
Here are 5 effective tips on how to keep mosquitoes away, and thus protect yourself and your family from diseases like Dengue, Malaria and Chikungunya.
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Ayurvedic Drug Against Dengue Coming Soon, Indian Scientists Claim
No existing drug can treat the dreaded mosquito-borne disease dengue. But, in a significant development, a team of Indian scientists claims to have developed a drug that can possibly cure dengue. The drug, if put through human clinical trials now, will be available after two years.
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Indian Scientists Develop Breakthrough Dengue Drug
In a breakthrough move that can help in the fight against dengue, a herbal medicine against it is claimed to have been developed by scientists in India, which accounts for 50 per cent of the global population estimated to be at risk from the disease.
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Dengue Outbreak: Goat Milk and Papaya Leaves Being Sold at Sky-High Rates in Delhi
Can goat milk cure dengue? There is no scientific answer to this, but the sales of the same has increased phenomenally in the capital.
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As Dengue Crisis Worsens, This is What Yoga Guru Ramdev is Recommending
Claiming that ayurvedic products can increase the platelet count in dengue patients faster than allopathic medicines, yoga guru Ramdev advocated the use of medicines like 'giloy' and 'aloe vera' to counter the mosquito-borne disease.
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Platelet Transfusion Not Needed in Most Dengue Cases
With Delhi in panic as the number of dengue cases continue to rise, the Indian Medical Association has issued a statement emphasising that platelet transfusions are not needed in most cases:
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First Effective Dengue Drug Soon: Report
Drugs already developed to treat bacterial infection can be re-purposed to cure the mosquito-borne viral disease dengue, Australian researchers have found.
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6 Common Dengue Myths Explained By Expert
Dr. Dinesh Kumar explains why a falling platelet count is not the only indicator of dengue severity. This guide explores 6 common myths to help navigate recovery without unnecessary panic.
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Chikungunya Cases Rise In Tamil Nadu: Government Issues Alert, Increases Surveillance
Amid a noticeable increase in chikungunya infections across parts of Tamil Nadu, the Directorate of Public Health and Preventive Medicine (DPH) has issued a statewide alert.
-
First Dengue Pill Shows Promising Results In Human Challenge Trial
A pill for dengue fever developed by Johnson & Johnson appeared to protect against a form of the virus in a handful of patients in a small human challenge trial in the United States, according to data presented by the company on Friday.
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Dengue: When Does Dengue Become Fatal? What Are The Warning Signs?
There is no known cure for severe dengue. A person suffering from a severe form of dengue fever may need to be treated in an intensive care unit (ICU). Treatment may include blood and platelet transfusion, Intravenous fluids and oxygen therapy.
-
"650, Not 500 mg Paracetamol": Trivendra Rawat Offers Cure For Dengue
Take 650 mg of paracetamol instead of the usual dose of 500 mg -- this is what Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat advised dengue patients amid reports of the disease affecting 4,800 people in the state.
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With Dengue Cases On The Rise, Celeb Health Coach Luke Coutinho Suggests 10 Ways Which Can Help Cure This Viral Disease
Dengue is a mosquito borne viral infection. It affects millions of people every year and is widespread in India. Since, dengue fever is a viral infection you do not need medications for it.
-
12-Year-Old Boy is the First Dengue Victim in Delhi: 5 Healthy Diet Tips for Dengue Patients
The first death caused by dengue in the New Delhi was reported recently. A 12-year-old boy from Bihar identified as Nitish Kumar, residing in Safdarjung area in south Delhi, died on August 1 due dengue shock syndrome and resulting in multiple-organ failure at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
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Millions Suffer As India Struggles To Introduce Dengue Vaccines
Dengue is a dangerous debilitating disease that occasionally kills people and has no known cure or treatment.
-
How to Keep Mosquitoes Away Naturally: Prevent Dengue, Chikungunya & Malaria
Here are 5 effective tips on how to keep mosquitoes away, and thus protect yourself and your family from diseases like Dengue, Malaria and Chikungunya.
-
Ayurvedic Drug Against Dengue Coming Soon, Indian Scientists Claim
No existing drug can treat the dreaded mosquito-borne disease dengue. But, in a significant development, a team of Indian scientists claims to have developed a drug that can possibly cure dengue. The drug, if put through human clinical trials now, will be available after two years.
-
Indian Scientists Develop Breakthrough Dengue Drug
In a breakthrough move that can help in the fight against dengue, a herbal medicine against it is claimed to have been developed by scientists in India, which accounts for 50 per cent of the global population estimated to be at risk from the disease.
-
Dengue Outbreak: Goat Milk and Papaya Leaves Being Sold at Sky-High Rates in Delhi
Can goat milk cure dengue? There is no scientific answer to this, but the sales of the same has increased phenomenally in the capital.
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As Dengue Crisis Worsens, This is What Yoga Guru Ramdev is Recommending
Claiming that ayurvedic products can increase the platelet count in dengue patients faster than allopathic medicines, yoga guru Ramdev advocated the use of medicines like 'giloy' and 'aloe vera' to counter the mosquito-borne disease.
-
Platelet Transfusion Not Needed in Most Dengue Cases
With Delhi in panic as the number of dengue cases continue to rise, the Indian Medical Association has issued a statement emphasising that platelet transfusions are not needed in most cases:
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First Effective Dengue Drug Soon: Report
Drugs already developed to treat bacterial infection can be re-purposed to cure the mosquito-borne viral disease dengue, Australian researchers have found.
