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Flu Season Is Here: Why Doctors Say October Is Time For Your Shot
Common side effects for flu and COVID-19 vaccines are mild and temporary, such as sore arms, fatigue, headaches, muscle aches, and mild fever. They occurred somewhat more often with the new mFlusiva than with standard flu shots.
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Over 4,000 Dead In DR Congo's Worst Ebola Outbreak As Cases Top 8,000
The worst ever Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed more than 4,000 people out of more than 8,000 confirmed cases, Congolese officials said on Friday.
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Influenza Spike In Maharashtra, Pune Tops Cases: Why Flu Can Become Serious For Some
Maharashtra has reported over two thousand swine flu cases and eight deaths this year, with Pune recording the highest numbers among districts.
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No Evidence Of Liver Or Kidney Injury With Standardised Ashwagandha Root Extract In Clinical Trial
The study also assessed whether prolonged administration of ashwagandha extract affected the immune response following the COVISHIELD vaccination.
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Chennai Corporation Vaccinates Over One Lakh Stray Dogs Against Rabies
More than one lakh stray dogs have received anti-rabies shots under a campaign by the Greater Chennai Corporation, taking the 75-day drive past the halfway point of its two-lakh target.
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Large Clinical Trial Finds 24 Weeks Of Ashwagandha Well Tolerated Without Liver Or Kidney Injury
A large multicentre clinical study published in Frontiers in Medicine found daily administration of a standardised Ashwagandha root extract for 24 weeks was well tolerated with no evidence of treatmentrelated hepatic or renal injury, the government said on Monday.
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One Shot Or Two? What To Know About HPV Vaccination Recommendations
U.S. vaccination recommendations have become splintered in the past year, with federal officials and doctors' organizations disagreeing over guidance and even battling each other in court. But both sides have been exploring revisions in longstanding HPV vaccine recommendations.
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Congo Begins Ebola Vaccinations For Health Workers In The Epicenter Of The Outbreak
The rollout is targeting the Bunia and Mongbwalu zones in Ituri province, health authorities said Saturday. Both areas are among the hardest-hit by the virus.
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Tamil Nadu Records More Than 16,500 Dengue Cases, Chennai Worst Hit
Dengue infections are rising across Tamil Nadu with the onset of the monsoon and the state health department said 244 of the 1,320 people tested across the state were confirmed to have dengue.
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India To Get First Dengue Vaccine In 2027: What Is QDENGA?
The arrival of QDENGA could add another layer to India's dengue prevention strategy. However, vaccination is expected to complement rather than replace existing public-health measures.
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Shingles Can Add To Chronic Disease Burden: What Older Adults Need To Know
Shingles can add another layer of pain, healthcare visits and financial stress for people already living with diabetes, kidney disease or other chronic conditions.
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WHO Validates Chile As First South American Country To Eliminate Dog-Transmitted Rabies
Rabies spreads through the saliva of an infected animal, usually through a bite. However, the virus can also infect someone if saliva enters the eyes, nose or mouth, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Tuberculosis Vaccine Breakthrough Could Save Millions: Gavi Global Vaccine Alliance
New tuberculosis vaccines expected to become available from 2029 could save over seven million lives over a decade, Gavi said Monday, but only if sufficient supply is ensured.
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Massive Measles Crisis in Bangladesh Exposes Gaps in Healthcare and Vaccination Programmes
Bangladesh is facing one of its worst public health crises in recent years with a massive measles outbreak exposing serious weaknesses in the country's immunisation and healthcare systems, according to a report.
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India Crosses 80 Lakh HPV Vaccinations, Says Ministry Of Health
The Union Ministry of Health on Friday announced that India has crossed 80 lakh Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations, marking an "important milestone" against HPV infection and HPV-associated cancers.
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Flu Season Is Here: Why Doctors Say October Is Time For Your Shot
Common side effects for flu and COVID-19 vaccines are mild and temporary, such as sore arms, fatigue, headaches, muscle aches, and mild fever. They occurred somewhat more often with the new mFlusiva than with standard flu shots.
-
Over 4,000 Dead In DR Congo's Worst Ebola Outbreak As Cases Top 8,000
The worst ever Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed more than 4,000 people out of more than 8,000 confirmed cases, Congolese officials said on Friday.
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Influenza Spike In Maharashtra, Pune Tops Cases: Why Flu Can Become Serious For Some
Maharashtra has reported over two thousand swine flu cases and eight deaths this year, with Pune recording the highest numbers among districts.
-
No Evidence Of Liver Or Kidney Injury With Standardised Ashwagandha Root Extract In Clinical Trial
The study also assessed whether prolonged administration of ashwagandha extract affected the immune response following the COVISHIELD vaccination.
-
Chennai Corporation Vaccinates Over One Lakh Stray Dogs Against Rabies
More than one lakh stray dogs have received anti-rabies shots under a campaign by the Greater Chennai Corporation, taking the 75-day drive past the halfway point of its two-lakh target.
-
Large Clinical Trial Finds 24 Weeks Of Ashwagandha Well Tolerated Without Liver Or Kidney Injury
A large multicentre clinical study published in Frontiers in Medicine found daily administration of a standardised Ashwagandha root extract for 24 weeks was well tolerated with no evidence of treatmentrelated hepatic or renal injury, the government said on Monday.
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One Shot Or Two? What To Know About HPV Vaccination Recommendations
U.S. vaccination recommendations have become splintered in the past year, with federal officials and doctors' organizations disagreeing over guidance and even battling each other in court. But both sides have been exploring revisions in longstanding HPV vaccine recommendations.
-
Congo Begins Ebola Vaccinations For Health Workers In The Epicenter Of The Outbreak
The rollout is targeting the Bunia and Mongbwalu zones in Ituri province, health authorities said Saturday. Both areas are among the hardest-hit by the virus.
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Tamil Nadu Records More Than 16,500 Dengue Cases, Chennai Worst Hit
Dengue infections are rising across Tamil Nadu with the onset of the monsoon and the state health department said 244 of the 1,320 people tested across the state were confirmed to have dengue.
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India To Get First Dengue Vaccine In 2027: What Is QDENGA?
The arrival of QDENGA could add another layer to India's dengue prevention strategy. However, vaccination is expected to complement rather than replace existing public-health measures.
-
Shingles Can Add To Chronic Disease Burden: What Older Adults Need To Know
Shingles can add another layer of pain, healthcare visits and financial stress for people already living with diabetes, kidney disease or other chronic conditions.
-
WHO Validates Chile As First South American Country To Eliminate Dog-Transmitted Rabies
Rabies spreads through the saliva of an infected animal, usually through a bite. However, the virus can also infect someone if saliva enters the eyes, nose or mouth, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Tuberculosis Vaccine Breakthrough Could Save Millions: Gavi Global Vaccine Alliance
New tuberculosis vaccines expected to become available from 2029 could save over seven million lives over a decade, Gavi said Monday, but only if sufficient supply is ensured.
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Massive Measles Crisis in Bangladesh Exposes Gaps in Healthcare and Vaccination Programmes
Bangladesh is facing one of its worst public health crises in recent years with a massive measles outbreak exposing serious weaknesses in the country's immunisation and healthcare systems, according to a report.
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India Crosses 80 Lakh HPV Vaccinations, Says Ministry Of Health
The Union Ministry of Health on Friday announced that India has crossed 80 lakh Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations, marking an "important milestone" against HPV infection and HPV-associated cancers.
