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Human Rabies To Be Declared Notifiable Disease In Delhi: What This Means
Delhi is set to declare human rabies a notifiable disease under the Epidemic Diseases Act to boost surveillance, reporting and timely treatment, aiming for zero human deaths from dog-mediated rabies.
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Delhi Air Pollution: Vets See Surge In Respiratory, Eye Diseases In Animals
Pets and birds are increasingly showing signs of respiratory distress, eye infections, and stomach ailments with rising pollution in Delhi, the city's veterinary doctors have said.
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Dementia: Early Signs Beyond Cognitive Decline And Forgetfulness
Dementia is not a single disease but a collection of symptoms that affect mental abilities like thinking, reasoning, memory, and behaviour.
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US Resident Tests Positive For Plague: All You Need To Know About The Rare Disease
Bubonic Plague, Pneumonic Plague and Septicemic Plague are the three main forms of the plague.
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Is Your Pet Getting You Sick? How To Prevent It
You might be at a risk of zoonotic disease if you have a pet. Keep reading as we share easy preventive tips to ensure your time with your pet is fun as well as safe.
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You Can Catch These Diseases From Your Pets
In this article, we discuss some diseases you can catch from your pets and how to avoid them.
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Watch Out For These Summer Health Issues
In this article, we share a list of summer health issues you should look out for.
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10 Most Common Dog-Related Health Problems
Let's explore the common dog-related health problems and how to address them.
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Dogs Licking Owners' Face Is Not Just Unhealthy, But Can Even Be Fatal
Any dog owners reading this will know the joy of getting home and being greeted with utter delight by their pet tail wagging wildly before enthusiastic but face-drenching licks.
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World Rabies Day: Know The Top Causes, Symptoms And Tips For Prevention Of Rabies
Rabies Day: Rabies is a zoonotic disease - one which is transmitted from animals to humans. Domestic dogs are the most common reservoir of virus. More than 99% of rabies deaths in humans are dog-mediated rabies.
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Pollution Kills 8 In Delhi Everyday: Report
Every day eight people on an average are dying in Delhi due to air pollution-related diseases, the Supreme Court today said even as it directed the Centre to consider banning the use of fuels high in sulphur content-- furnace oil and pet coke -- by industries in NCR.
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Cuddling With Cat Can Lead To Brain Swelling And Heart Infection: Study
According to a recent warning issued by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cuddling with your cat could prove to be fatal, causing brain swelling and heart infection.
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Female Pet Owners May Be Less Likely to Die of Stroke
U.S. women over age 50 and generally healthy were less likely to die of cardiovascular events like stroke if they had a cat or dog, the researchers found.
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1000 Dogs Dead, 3 Humans Sick After Eating Pet Treats in US: Report
Chewy pet treats, mostly imported from China, may have killed over 1,000 dogs in since 2007 and sickened at least three people who ate the products in the US, the country's health watchdog has said.
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Human Rabies To Be Declared Notifiable Disease In Delhi: What This Means
Delhi is set to declare human rabies a notifiable disease under the Epidemic Diseases Act to boost surveillance, reporting and timely treatment, aiming for zero human deaths from dog-mediated rabies.
-
Delhi Air Pollution: Vets See Surge In Respiratory, Eye Diseases In Animals
Pets and birds are increasingly showing signs of respiratory distress, eye infections, and stomach ailments with rising pollution in Delhi, the city's veterinary doctors have said.
-
Dementia: Early Signs Beyond Cognitive Decline And Forgetfulness
Dementia is not a single disease but a collection of symptoms that affect mental abilities like thinking, reasoning, memory, and behaviour.
-
US Resident Tests Positive For Plague: All You Need To Know About The Rare Disease
Bubonic Plague, Pneumonic Plague and Septicemic Plague are the three main forms of the plague.
-
Is Your Pet Getting You Sick? How To Prevent It
You might be at a risk of zoonotic disease if you have a pet. Keep reading as we share easy preventive tips to ensure your time with your pet is fun as well as safe.
-
You Can Catch These Diseases From Your Pets
In this article, we discuss some diseases you can catch from your pets and how to avoid them.
-
Watch Out For These Summer Health Issues
In this article, we share a list of summer health issues you should look out for.
-
10 Most Common Dog-Related Health Problems
Let's explore the common dog-related health problems and how to address them.
-
Dogs Licking Owners' Face Is Not Just Unhealthy, But Can Even Be Fatal
Any dog owners reading this will know the joy of getting home and being greeted with utter delight by their pet tail wagging wildly before enthusiastic but face-drenching licks.
-
World Rabies Day: Know The Top Causes, Symptoms And Tips For Prevention Of Rabies
Rabies Day: Rabies is a zoonotic disease - one which is transmitted from animals to humans. Domestic dogs are the most common reservoir of virus. More than 99% of rabies deaths in humans are dog-mediated rabies.
-
Pollution Kills 8 In Delhi Everyday: Report
Every day eight people on an average are dying in Delhi due to air pollution-related diseases, the Supreme Court today said even as it directed the Centre to consider banning the use of fuels high in sulphur content-- furnace oil and pet coke -- by industries in NCR.
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Cuddling With Cat Can Lead To Brain Swelling And Heart Infection: Study
According to a recent warning issued by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cuddling with your cat could prove to be fatal, causing brain swelling and heart infection.
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Female Pet Owners May Be Less Likely to Die of Stroke
U.S. women over age 50 and generally healthy were less likely to die of cardiovascular events like stroke if they had a cat or dog, the researchers found.
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1000 Dogs Dead, 3 Humans Sick After Eating Pet Treats in US: Report
Chewy pet treats, mostly imported from China, may have killed over 1,000 dogs in since 2007 and sickened at least three people who ate the products in the US, the country's health watchdog has said.
