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Experts Emphasise Importance Of HPV Vaccination And Regular Screening To Prevent Cervical Cancer Deaths
Vaccination, screening and early treatment are crucial to fight cervical cancer, which is causing the death of a woman every eight minutes in India, said health experts on Friday.
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Cervical Cancer Awareness Month 2026: Factors Increasing Your Risk And How To Minimise Them
Understanding who is at higher risk and how to minimise that risk is central to taking charge of cervical health, especially in India, where cervical cancer remains one of the most common cancers among women due to gaps in screening and vaccination c
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School-Based HPV Vaccination Programmes Reduce Risk Through Herd Immunity: Lancet Study
School-based immunisation against human papillomavirus (HPV) could also offer protection against the development of pre-cancerous cells in unvaccinated women through herd immunity.
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First Aid For Dog Bites: A Step-By-Step Guide To Prevent Rabies
Beyond physical injury, dog bites can lead to severe, potentially fatal illnesses, including rabies, sepsis, and meningitis, especially when left untreated.
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Flu Shots For Winter: Who Needs Them, When To Take Them And Why
Flu shots protect against seasonal influenza, reducing illness, hospitalisation, and serious complications. Everyone aged 6 months and older should get vaccinated annually, especially high-risk groups like children, seniors, pregnant women, and those
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'Raita' Made From Milk Of Dog-Bitten Buffalo Sparks Alert In UP Village
Nearly 200 residents of Piprauli village in UP got rabies vaccination as a precautionary measure after they discovered that the raita they consumed at the funeral was made from the milk of a buffalo that died after being bitten by a dog.
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Fake Rabies Vaccine Advisory Explained: What Australia Warned, What India Clarified
A recent Australian advisory suggested that counterfeit rabies vaccines were circulating in India. The Indian makers of Abhayrab have now rejected these claims.
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Fake Rabies Vaccine Advisory Explained: What Australia Warned, What India Clarified In 10 Points
A recent Australian advisory suggested that counterfeit rabies vaccines were circulating in India. The Indian makers of Abhayrab have now rejected these claims.
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Animals Bear Brunt As Delhi Air Pollution Shows No Signs Of Abatement
As Delhi-NCR's toxic air sparks warnings for children, the elderly and those with respiratory illness, veterinarians and animal welfare groups are flagging a quieter crisis unfolding among pets and stray animals.
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Is India Prepared For Influenza? Central Disease Control Body, WHO Assess
The National Centre for Disease Control, under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, in collaboration with the World Health Organization in India met to strengthen influenza preparedness in the country.
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J&K Teachers Directed To Monitor, Report Stray Dog Population Around Schools
Teachers in both Government and Private schools in Jammu and Kashmir have been directed to monitor and report the stray dog population and become part of the "management of stray dogs."
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Brazil Approves World's First Single-Dose Dengue Vaccine
Brazilian authorities on Wednesday approved the world's first single-dose dengue vaccine, which they hailed as a "historic" achievement as cases of the mosquito-borne disease soar.
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World AMR Awareness Week 2025: The Role Of Vaccination In Reducing Antibiotic Resistance
One of the ways to prevent AMR is vaccination, which is often overlooked. Read on as Dr Neha Rastogi Panda explains the role of vaccines in reducing antimicrobial resistance.
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Vaccination And Early Screening Essential To Cervical Cancer Prevention, Indian Experts Share
November 17 was recognised as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
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Vaccination And Early Screening Essential To Cervical Cancer Prevention, Indian Experts Share
November 17 was recognised as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
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Experts Emphasise Importance Of HPV Vaccination And Regular Screening To Prevent Cervical Cancer Deaths
Vaccination, screening and early treatment are crucial to fight cervical cancer, which is causing the death of a woman every eight minutes in India, said health experts on Friday.
-
Cervical Cancer Awareness Month 2026: Factors Increasing Your Risk And How To Minimise Them
Understanding who is at higher risk and how to minimise that risk is central to taking charge of cervical health, especially in India, where cervical cancer remains one of the most common cancers among women due to gaps in screening and vaccination c
-
School-Based HPV Vaccination Programmes Reduce Risk Through Herd Immunity: Lancet Study
School-based immunisation against human papillomavirus (HPV) could also offer protection against the development of pre-cancerous cells in unvaccinated women through herd immunity.
-
First Aid For Dog Bites: A Step-By-Step Guide To Prevent Rabies
Beyond physical injury, dog bites can lead to severe, potentially fatal illnesses, including rabies, sepsis, and meningitis, especially when left untreated.
-
Flu Shots For Winter: Who Needs Them, When To Take Them And Why
Flu shots protect against seasonal influenza, reducing illness, hospitalisation, and serious complications. Everyone aged 6 months and older should get vaccinated annually, especially high-risk groups like children, seniors, pregnant women, and those
-
'Raita' Made From Milk Of Dog-Bitten Buffalo Sparks Alert In UP Village
Nearly 200 residents of Piprauli village in UP got rabies vaccination as a precautionary measure after they discovered that the raita they consumed at the funeral was made from the milk of a buffalo that died after being bitten by a dog.
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Fake Rabies Vaccine Advisory Explained: What Australia Warned, What India Clarified
A recent Australian advisory suggested that counterfeit rabies vaccines were circulating in India. The Indian makers of Abhayrab have now rejected these claims.
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Fake Rabies Vaccine Advisory Explained: What Australia Warned, What India Clarified In 10 Points
A recent Australian advisory suggested that counterfeit rabies vaccines were circulating in India. The Indian makers of Abhayrab have now rejected these claims.
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Animals Bear Brunt As Delhi Air Pollution Shows No Signs Of Abatement
As Delhi-NCR's toxic air sparks warnings for children, the elderly and those with respiratory illness, veterinarians and animal welfare groups are flagging a quieter crisis unfolding among pets and stray animals.
-
Is India Prepared For Influenza? Central Disease Control Body, WHO Assess
The National Centre for Disease Control, under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, in collaboration with the World Health Organization in India met to strengthen influenza preparedness in the country.
-
J&K Teachers Directed To Monitor, Report Stray Dog Population Around Schools
Teachers in both Government and Private schools in Jammu and Kashmir have been directed to monitor and report the stray dog population and become part of the "management of stray dogs."
-
Brazil Approves World's First Single-Dose Dengue Vaccine
Brazilian authorities on Wednesday approved the world's first single-dose dengue vaccine, which they hailed as a "historic" achievement as cases of the mosquito-borne disease soar.
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World AMR Awareness Week 2025: The Role Of Vaccination In Reducing Antibiotic Resistance
One of the ways to prevent AMR is vaccination, which is often overlooked. Read on as Dr Neha Rastogi Panda explains the role of vaccines in reducing antimicrobial resistance.
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Vaccination And Early Screening Essential To Cervical Cancer Prevention, Indian Experts Share
November 17 was recognised as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
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Vaccination And Early Screening Essential To Cervical Cancer Prevention, Indian Experts Share
November 17 was recognised as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
