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WHO Issues First-Ever Guidance For Paediatric Dengue Treatments
WHO's first guidance on paediatric dengue treatments is a significant step toward improving care for children affected by dengue.
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Do Mosquitoes Bite More If You Drink Alcohol? Here's What Science Says
Mosquitoes are highly sensitive to the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) produced when these bacteria break down sweat and metabolic byproducts. Not everyone gets bitten equally.
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Do Mosquitoes Bite More If You Drink Alcohol? Here's What Science Says
Mosquitoes are highly sensitive to the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) produced when these bacteria break down sweat and metabolic byproducts. Not everyone gets bitten equally.
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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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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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Heres How Papaya Leaf Juice Can Be Used For Dengue: As Suggested By Luke Coutinho
Dengue: Papaya leaf juice can be beneficial for boosting platelet count in dengue patients. Read here to know how you can make it and the other health benefits it has to offer.
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Heres How Papaya Leaf Juice Can Be Used For Dengue: As Suggested By Luke Coutinho
Dengue: Papaya leaf juice can be beneficial for boosting platelet count in dengue patients. Read here to know how you can make it and the other health benefits it has to offer.
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Dengue: Government Asks Health Centres to Extend Treatment to Non-Beneficiaries
The government today directed doctors at various CGHS centres to provide consultation and primary out-patient services to all patients coming with symptoms of dengue regardless of whether or not they were scheme beneficiaries.
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AAP to Set Up 'Fever Clinics' in Delhi, Offer Free Dengue Treatment
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today said it will set up "fever clinics" across Delhi to offer free treatment to dengue patients, while accusing the BJP ruled civic bodies of "total failure" in containing the spread of the vector-borne disease.
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Centre, Delhi Government to Reply on Steps Taken to Treat Dengue
Voicing concern over the rise of dengue cases in the national capital, the Delhi High Court today asked the Centre and city government to explain the steps they have taken to contain the vector-borne disease.
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Dengue Outbreak: Delhi Worst Hit
Cases of dengue are being reported from Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Odisha and a number of other places. Delhi has taken the biggest hit so far, and is witnessing the worst outbreak in five years, with more than 2000 recorded cases and over 25 deaths.
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WHO Issues First-Ever Guidance For Paediatric Dengue Treatments
WHO's first guidance on paediatric dengue treatments is a significant step toward improving care for children affected by dengue.
-
Do Mosquitoes Bite More If You Drink Alcohol? Here's What Science Says
Mosquitoes are highly sensitive to the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) produced when these bacteria break down sweat and metabolic byproducts. Not everyone gets bitten equally.
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Do Mosquitoes Bite More If You Drink Alcohol? Here's What Science Says
Mosquitoes are highly sensitive to the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) produced when these bacteria break down sweat and metabolic byproducts. Not everyone gets bitten equally.
-
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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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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Heres How Papaya Leaf Juice Can Be Used For Dengue: As Suggested By Luke Coutinho
Dengue: Papaya leaf juice can be beneficial for boosting platelet count in dengue patients. Read here to know how you can make it and the other health benefits it has to offer.
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Heres How Papaya Leaf Juice Can Be Used For Dengue: As Suggested By Luke Coutinho
Dengue: Papaya leaf juice can be beneficial for boosting platelet count in dengue patients. Read here to know how you can make it and the other health benefits it has to offer.
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Dengue: Government Asks Health Centres to Extend Treatment to Non-Beneficiaries
The government today directed doctors at various CGHS centres to provide consultation and primary out-patient services to all patients coming with symptoms of dengue regardless of whether or not they were scheme beneficiaries.
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AAP to Set Up 'Fever Clinics' in Delhi, Offer Free Dengue Treatment
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today said it will set up "fever clinics" across Delhi to offer free treatment to dengue patients, while accusing the BJP ruled civic bodies of "total failure" in containing the spread of the vector-borne disease.
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Centre, Delhi Government to Reply on Steps Taken to Treat Dengue
Voicing concern over the rise of dengue cases in the national capital, the Delhi High Court today asked the Centre and city government to explain the steps they have taken to contain the vector-borne disease.
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Dengue Outbreak: Delhi Worst Hit
Cases of dengue are being reported from Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Odisha and a number of other places. Delhi has taken the biggest hit so far, and is witnessing the worst outbreak in five years, with more than 2000 recorded cases and over 25 deaths.
