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Dengue: From Panic to Prevention
Crucial questions are being raised: What is the government doing to ensure the onslaught of this disease is prevented or contained? How can our health system become resilient enough to cope with disease outbreaks and epidemics? Why doesn't the government fast-track the development and procurement of a dengue vaccine?
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4 More Die of Dengue in Delhi, Toll Rises to 20
Four more people succumbed to dengue in the capital, taking the death toll to 20, prompting the Delhi government to approve nearly 800 additional beds in 48 private hospitals as the city's health facilities crawled under heavy rush of patients affected by the disease.
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How This Delhi Hospital is Coping With the Dengue Crisis
Diagnosed with dengue, it has just been a few hours since Prasad Kumar was admitted to the Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) hospital, but such is the rush for patients wanting to get admitted for the mosquito-borne disease, that he has to share the bed with 30-year-old Amit Kumar, as Delhi faces its worst such outbreak in five years.
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14 Die of Dengue, Delhi Hospitals To Take in More Doctors
Three more persons succumbed to dengue on Wednesday, taking the number of deaths to 14 as hospitals across Delhi continued to wilt under a huge rush of patients down with the mosquito-borne fever.
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No More Than Rs 600. Delhi Caps Cost of Dengue Tests: 10 Developments
As Delhi grapples with the worst dengue outbreak in the last five years, the state government today said that private hospitals cannot charge more than Rs 600 for tests which are free in government facilities.
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Dengue: Delhi Hospitals Told to Buy 1,000 Beds
The state government has ordered hospitals to purchase 1,000 new beds to ensure their availability for dengue patients and the situation is now under control, Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain said on Monday.
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Dengue: From Panic to Prevention
Crucial questions are being raised: What is the government doing to ensure the onslaught of this disease is prevented or contained? How can our health system become resilient enough to cope with disease outbreaks and epidemics? Why doesn't the government fast-track the development and procurement of a dengue vaccine?
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4 More Die of Dengue in Delhi, Toll Rises to 20
Four more people succumbed to dengue in the capital, taking the death toll to 20, prompting the Delhi government to approve nearly 800 additional beds in 48 private hospitals as the city's health facilities crawled under heavy rush of patients affected by the disease.
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How This Delhi Hospital is Coping With the Dengue Crisis
Diagnosed with dengue, it has just been a few hours since Prasad Kumar was admitted to the Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) hospital, but such is the rush for patients wanting to get admitted for the mosquito-borne disease, that he has to share the bed with 30-year-old Amit Kumar, as Delhi faces its worst such outbreak in five years.
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14 Die of Dengue, Delhi Hospitals To Take in More Doctors
Three more persons succumbed to dengue on Wednesday, taking the number of deaths to 14 as hospitals across Delhi continued to wilt under a huge rush of patients down with the mosquito-borne fever.
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No More Than Rs 600. Delhi Caps Cost of Dengue Tests: 10 Developments
As Delhi grapples with the worst dengue outbreak in the last five years, the state government today said that private hospitals cannot charge more than Rs 600 for tests which are free in government facilities.
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Dengue: Delhi Hospitals Told to Buy 1,000 Beds
The state government has ordered hospitals to purchase 1,000 new beds to ensure their availability for dengue patients and the situation is now under control, Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain said on Monday.
