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Diarrhoea Outbreak In Andhra, 1 Dead, 76 Hospitalised: Acute Diarrhoea Warning Signs Explained
A diarrhoea outbreak in Andhra Pradesh's Srikakulam has led to one death, with 76 people hospitalised, two in critical condition.
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Afghan And Pakistani Forces Trade Fire At Border
Afghan and Pakistani forces traded fire at their border on Tuesday, officials on both sides said, while blaming each other for the outbreak of violence.
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4 Dead, 12 In Hospital With Anuria Due To Contaminated Milk: Anuria Symptoms, Risks, Safety Tips Explained
Anuria is a condition marked by an absence of urine output that indicates acute kidney failure.
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Repeated Stomach Issues? Doctors Flag Water, Hygiene Risks Beyond Food
Doctors say recurring diarrhea, typhoid and stomach infections may not always be food-related. Contaminated water and poor hygiene are major triggers of waterborne diseases, causing lakhs of deaths globally each year.
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WHO Confirms 2 Cases Of New Mpox Virus Strain In India And UK, Urges Continued Surveillance
The first case was reported in the United Kingdom, who had a travel history to a country in South-East Asia. The second case from India has a travel history to a country in the Arabian Peninsula.
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Haryana Issues Tougher Dengue Regulations: The Risk Is Year-Round, Warns Doctor
As Haryana tightens epidemic regulations to curb vector-borne diseases, doctors warn dengue is no longer just a monsoon illness. Rising temperatures and repeat infections are making outbreaks more unpredictable and potentially more severe.
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Indore Water Tragedy: A Family Mourns Death Of Girl, 2, After Many Prayers
"How can we forget the moments we spent with our child?" asks the grieving father of two-year-old Siya Prajapati, one of the youngest patients to die during the vomiting and diarrhea outbreak caused by contaminated drinking water in Indore.
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New Oral Polio Vaccine Approved By WHO: A Boost For India's Eradication Efforts?
The World Health Organization has just prequalified an additional novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2),a breakthrough in stopping polio outbreaks more sustainably with stronger global vaccine supply.
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Family Gets Health Insurance Card 2 Days After Child Dies Waiting In Indore
In a city that prides itself on being India's cleanest, the stench of grief now hangs heavy over Bhagirathpura. Official records say 21 people have died in the diarrhea outbreak linked to contaminated water.
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India Deploys AI To Predict The Next Pandemic: Indian Council Of Medical Research Launches New Pathogen Detection Tool
The Indian Medical Council has launched a new pathogen detection tool. An AI-driven tool could predict the spread of serious diseases, and here is what you should know.
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Diarrhoea Outbreak In Andhra, 1 Dead, 76 Hospitalised: Acute Diarrhoea Warning Signs Explained
A diarrhoea outbreak in Andhra Pradesh's Srikakulam has led to one death, with 76 people hospitalised, two in critical condition.
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Afghan And Pakistani Forces Trade Fire At Border
Afghan and Pakistani forces traded fire at their border on Tuesday, officials on both sides said, while blaming each other for the outbreak of violence.
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4 Dead, 12 In Hospital With Anuria Due To Contaminated Milk: Anuria Symptoms, Risks, Safety Tips Explained
Anuria is a condition marked by an absence of urine output that indicates acute kidney failure.
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Repeated Stomach Issues? Doctors Flag Water, Hygiene Risks Beyond Food
Doctors say recurring diarrhea, typhoid and stomach infections may not always be food-related. Contaminated water and poor hygiene are major triggers of waterborne diseases, causing lakhs of deaths globally each year.
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WHO Confirms 2 Cases Of New Mpox Virus Strain In India And UK, Urges Continued Surveillance
The first case was reported in the United Kingdom, who had a travel history to a country in South-East Asia. The second case from India has a travel history to a country in the Arabian Peninsula.
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Haryana Issues Tougher Dengue Regulations: The Risk Is Year-Round, Warns Doctor
As Haryana tightens epidemic regulations to curb vector-borne diseases, doctors warn dengue is no longer just a monsoon illness. Rising temperatures and repeat infections are making outbreaks more unpredictable and potentially more severe.
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Indore Water Tragedy: A Family Mourns Death Of Girl, 2, After Many Prayers
"How can we forget the moments we spent with our child?" asks the grieving father of two-year-old Siya Prajapati, one of the youngest patients to die during the vomiting and diarrhea outbreak caused by contaminated drinking water in Indore.
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New Oral Polio Vaccine Approved By WHO: A Boost For India's Eradication Efforts?
The World Health Organization has just prequalified an additional novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2),a breakthrough in stopping polio outbreaks more sustainably with stronger global vaccine supply.
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Family Gets Health Insurance Card 2 Days After Child Dies Waiting In Indore
In a city that prides itself on being India's cleanest, the stench of grief now hangs heavy over Bhagirathpura. Official records say 21 people have died in the diarrhea outbreak linked to contaminated water.
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India Deploys AI To Predict The Next Pandemic: Indian Council Of Medical Research Launches New Pathogen Detection Tool
The Indian Medical Council has launched a new pathogen detection tool. An AI-driven tool could predict the spread of serious diseases, and here is what you should know.
