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Recurrent Fever In Children: When Should Parents Worry?
In some cases, recurrent episodes may indicate chronic infections, inflammatory conditions, or even more serious concerns like autoimmune diseases or malignancies.
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Health Officials Warn Of Early Surge In West Nile Virus Cases Across United States
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that it had confirmed at least 48 cases — 38 of them severe — as of June 30.
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France Reports First Case Of Ebola In Current Outbreak Outside Africa
France on Wednesday announced its first confirmed case of Ebola identified on its territory, a doctor back from the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is fighting a major outbreak.
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The 48-Hour Fever Rule: How To Tell the Difference Between A Monsoon Viral Infection And Early Dengue
The 48-hour fever rule needs to be followed if you suspect that you have developed a viral infection. Here is how you can determine when you need medical help and why seeking it in a timely manner is necessary.
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West Nile Fever Detected In Kerala Amid Shigella Alert: Symptoms, Prevention Tips
After suspected West Nile fever deaths in Kerala's Ernakulam district, health authorities have issued alerts and intensified mosquito-control measures. Here's what to know about symptoms, transmission, complications and how to protect yourself.
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This 1950s Mistake Still Makes Millions Of Japanese People Sick
A post-war forestry policy introduced in 1950s Japan is now being blamed for the country's widespread hay fever crisis.
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The Hidden Signs Of Dengue: Why Gastrointestinal Symptoms Should Not Be Ignored
Nausea, abdominal bloating, stomach pain, vomiting, and reduced appetite are emerging as early signs of dengue infection in a growing number of cases.
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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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Indian Techie, 37, Dies In California After Battling Valley Fever For A Month
A GoFundMe page started by his cousin, Rama Koteswara Rao, said Chiranjeevi first fell ill in April with symptoms that appeared similar to a common flu.
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Is It Just A Summer Fever? How ICMR's 'Syndromic Surveillance' Aims To Catch The Next Outbreak Before It Spreads
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has announced that a new 'syndromic surveillance' plan aims to catch the next outbreak before it spreads. Here is what it plans to achieve and why a priority-wise categorisation of pathogens can identify
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No Fever, Still Feeling Hot? Here's What Your Body Might Be Telling You
A doctor may recommend tests to rule out hormonal or metabolic conditions. Feeling hot without a fever is often linked to how your body responds to stress, hormones, or environmental factors.
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West Nile Fever Reported In Kerala: Early Signs And Prevention Tips You Should Know
West nile fever is a viral infection primarily spread through the bite of infected mosquitoes. It is caused by the west nile fever, which is commonly found in birds and transmitted to humans via mosquitoes.
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World Immunisation Week: Here's Why Some People Have Fever After Getting A Vaccine
Fever is a normal and very common reaction after receiving a vaccination. However, not every individual will have a fever, and that is also very common.
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World Malaria Day: Doctor Explains The Difference Between Normal Fever And Malaria Fever
Malaria fever has its own distinct causes and symptoms. It is caused by the Plasmodium parasite transmitted through the bite of an infected Anopheles mosquito.
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A Fever That Seems Mild At First: How Dengue Symptoms Can Suddenly Worsen
Dengue is one illness where symptoms may appear mild in the beginning but can progress rapidly into a serious condition if not recognised and monitored in time.
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Recurrent Fever In Children: When Should Parents Worry?
In some cases, recurrent episodes may indicate chronic infections, inflammatory conditions, or even more serious concerns like autoimmune diseases or malignancies.
-
Health Officials Warn Of Early Surge In West Nile Virus Cases Across United States
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that it had confirmed at least 48 cases — 38 of them severe — as of June 30.
-
France Reports First Case Of Ebola In Current Outbreak Outside Africa
France on Wednesday announced its first confirmed case of Ebola identified on its territory, a doctor back from the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is fighting a major outbreak.
-
The 48-Hour Fever Rule: How To Tell the Difference Between A Monsoon Viral Infection And Early Dengue
The 48-hour fever rule needs to be followed if you suspect that you have developed a viral infection. Here is how you can determine when you need medical help and why seeking it in a timely manner is necessary.
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West Nile Fever Detected In Kerala Amid Shigella Alert: Symptoms, Prevention Tips
After suspected West Nile fever deaths in Kerala's Ernakulam district, health authorities have issued alerts and intensified mosquito-control measures. Here's what to know about symptoms, transmission, complications and how to protect yourself.
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This 1950s Mistake Still Makes Millions Of Japanese People Sick
A post-war forestry policy introduced in 1950s Japan is now being blamed for the country's widespread hay fever crisis.
-
The Hidden Signs Of Dengue: Why Gastrointestinal Symptoms Should Not Be Ignored
Nausea, abdominal bloating, stomach pain, vomiting, and reduced appetite are emerging as early signs of dengue infection in a growing number of cases.
-
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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Indian Techie, 37, Dies In California After Battling Valley Fever For A Month
A GoFundMe page started by his cousin, Rama Koteswara Rao, said Chiranjeevi first fell ill in April with symptoms that appeared similar to a common flu.
-
Is It Just A Summer Fever? How ICMR's 'Syndromic Surveillance' Aims To Catch The Next Outbreak Before It Spreads
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has announced that a new 'syndromic surveillance' plan aims to catch the next outbreak before it spreads. Here is what it plans to achieve and why a priority-wise categorisation of pathogens can identify
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No Fever, Still Feeling Hot? Here's What Your Body Might Be Telling You
A doctor may recommend tests to rule out hormonal or metabolic conditions. Feeling hot without a fever is often linked to how your body responds to stress, hormones, or environmental factors.
-
West Nile Fever Reported In Kerala: Early Signs And Prevention Tips You Should Know
West nile fever is a viral infection primarily spread through the bite of infected mosquitoes. It is caused by the west nile fever, which is commonly found in birds and transmitted to humans via mosquitoes.
-
World Immunisation Week: Here's Why Some People Have Fever After Getting A Vaccine
Fever is a normal and very common reaction after receiving a vaccination. However, not every individual will have a fever, and that is also very common.
-
World Malaria Day: Doctor Explains The Difference Between Normal Fever And Malaria Fever
Malaria fever has its own distinct causes and symptoms. It is caused by the Plasmodium parasite transmitted through the bite of an infected Anopheles mosquito.
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A Fever That Seems Mild At First: How Dengue Symptoms Can Suddenly Worsen
Dengue is one illness where symptoms may appear mild in the beginning but can progress rapidly into a serious condition if not recognised and monitored in time.
