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Delhi Reports 5-Year Record High In Chikungunya, Malaria Cases
Delhi registered a record high number of Chikungunya and Malaria cases in the past five years, while dengue cases declined, according to official data.
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Malaria Mosquito Bites At Night Can Be Prevented
According to this new research the Malaria spreading mosquitoes can be suppressed from biting and also be manipulated to switch their flight behavior, with just 10 minutes of exposure to white light.
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Why Delhi Is Failing In Fight Against Malaria, Chikungunya. Here's What It Must Do
Two people have died due to malaria in Delhi, raising concerns about the state's efforts at curbing mosquito-borne diseases. Neighboring Sri Lanka has not only managed to eradicate malaria but has lessons India can benefit from.
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Man Dies Of Malaria In Delhi, Second Death Since July
A 30-year-old man died due to malaria in Delhi on Sunday night, becoming the second victim of the vector-borne disease in the national capital since July.
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Infertility Gene In Mosquitoes To Curb Malaria
For the first time, researchers led by the Imperial College London, have genetically modified malarial mosquitoes so that they carry a gene that disrupts egg production in female mosquitoes.
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Malaria Deaths Fall 60 Per Cent Since 2000: UN
Malaria deaths worldwide have fallen by 60 percent since 2000, the UN said Wednesday, with improved diagnostic tests and the massive distribution of mosquito nets aiding dramatic progress against the disease.
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60 Died Due to Malaria This Year, 19 Due to Dengue: Health Minister JP Nadda
Malaria has claimed the lives of 60 people while 19 people have died due to dengue in the county this year, the government has said.
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Cuban Health Worker in Africa to Fight Ebola Dies of Malaria
A Cuban health worker sent to Sierra Leone as part of a team to help fight Ebola has died of malaria.
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Malaria Deaths Halved Since 2000, Ebola Risks Gains: WHO
The number of people dying from malaria has almost halved since 2000, although progress in west Africa risks being reversed by the Ebola outbreak, the World Health Organization said on Tuesday.
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Delhi Reports 5-Year Record High In Chikungunya, Malaria Cases
Delhi registered a record high number of Chikungunya and Malaria cases in the past five years, while dengue cases declined, according to official data.
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Malaria Mosquito Bites At Night Can Be Prevented
According to this new research the Malaria spreading mosquitoes can be suppressed from biting and also be manipulated to switch their flight behavior, with just 10 minutes of exposure to white light.
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Why Delhi Is Failing In Fight Against Malaria, Chikungunya. Here's What It Must Do
Two people have died due to malaria in Delhi, raising concerns about the state's efforts at curbing mosquito-borne diseases. Neighboring Sri Lanka has not only managed to eradicate malaria but has lessons India can benefit from.
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Man Dies Of Malaria In Delhi, Second Death Since July
A 30-year-old man died due to malaria in Delhi on Sunday night, becoming the second victim of the vector-borne disease in the national capital since July.
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Infertility Gene In Mosquitoes To Curb Malaria
For the first time, researchers led by the Imperial College London, have genetically modified malarial mosquitoes so that they carry a gene that disrupts egg production in female mosquitoes.
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Malaria Deaths Fall 60 Per Cent Since 2000: UN
Malaria deaths worldwide have fallen by 60 percent since 2000, the UN said Wednesday, with improved diagnostic tests and the massive distribution of mosquito nets aiding dramatic progress against the disease.
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60 Died Due to Malaria This Year, 19 Due to Dengue: Health Minister JP Nadda
Malaria has claimed the lives of 60 people while 19 people have died due to dengue in the county this year, the government has said.
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Cuban Health Worker in Africa to Fight Ebola Dies of Malaria
A Cuban health worker sent to Sierra Leone as part of a team to help fight Ebola has died of malaria.
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Malaria Deaths Halved Since 2000, Ebola Risks Gains: WHO
The number of people dying from malaria has almost halved since 2000, although progress in west Africa risks being reversed by the Ebola outbreak, the World Health Organization said on Tuesday.
