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Indian Biotech Startup Claims To Offer Personalised Cancer Vaccines
Hyderabad-based PopVax unveils RNA Foundry to produce personalised mRNA cancer vaccines for patients.
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As A Historic Measles Outbreak Hits Pennsylvania Amish Country, More Show Openness To Vaccines
Pennsylvania has the most U.S. cases, with over 1,350 this year, more than a third in Lancaster County alone, according to state figures. That's a big undercount, community leaders say, since many people with measles never see a doctor.
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Africa Ebola Outbreak Passes 10,000 Cases, Mostly In DR Congo
Africa's latest outbreak of Ebola has passed 10,000 confirmed cases, the vast majority of them in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Congolese...
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Explained: Why People Still Get Polio In Some Countries And Not In Others
But in about 1 out of every 200 infections globally, the virus attacks the nerves that control muscles, usually in the legs.
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Rabid Dog Bites 16 In Jharkhand: Here's Why Strategic Dog Vaccination Is Crucial
Dog vaccination is one of the most effective ways of preventing rabies because it stops the disease at its primary source.
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UP Rabies Scare: Can Curd Or Other Dairy Products Actually Spread Rabies?
Rabies is a viral infection that primarily spreads through the saliva of an infected mammal. It usually enters the human body when an infected animal bites or scratches someone.
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Oral Drops vs Injections: How The Two Polio Vaccines Work Together To Protect Children
Parents often ask why a child who has received oral polio drops also needs an injectable polio vaccine. They may also wonder why additional drops are given during Pulse Polio campaigns after a child has completed routine vaccination.
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450 Get Anti-Rabies Vaccine After Consuming Milk From Suspected Rabid Cow
The incident prompted devotees who had consumed the 'charanamrit' during Durga Puja to seek vaccination as a precaution.
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Moderna And Merck Develop First Customised Cancer Vaccine Reducing Melanoma Recurrence Risk
The vaccine was custom-brewed for each patient to match their tumor.
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Hepatitis B Vaccine Trial In Guinea Bissau Halted Amid Ethical Concerns And Police Action
A team of Danish researchers in charge of a controversial US-funded trial of a hepatitis B vaccine confirmed Thursday that their premises had been...
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Bangladesh Sees 1,147 Deaths From Measles Over Weak Immunisation
Bangladesh is battling the world's worst measles outbreak this year due to failure in routine immunisation with over 2,02,000 suspected cases and 1,147 deaths reported since the outbreak began in midMarch, a new report has said.
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Tamil Nadu To Study Qdenga Dengue Vaccine Effectiveness In Town With Heavy Burden
Tamil Nadu has launched a pilot initiative in Kadayanallur to assess the effectiveness of Qdenga, a dengue vaccine developed by Takeda. The study will help inform wider vaccination plans, while experts stress that mosquito control remains essential.
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Measles Outbreak In Bangladesh Claims Seven More Lives, Death Count Rises To 1,196
As Bangladesh grapples with an unprecedented measles outbreak, seven children died from measles-like symptoms in Bangladesh in the 24 hours until 8 am (local time) on Sunday, raising the total number of fatalities from the ongoing outbreak to 1,196.
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Ebola Outbreak In Democratic Republic Of Congo Surpasses 9,000 Cases And 4,000 Deaths
A clinical trial for an Ebola vaccine is expected to be launched in the DRC before the end of the month, experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
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WHO Experts Recommend HPV Jab For Girls Aged 4-8
HPV vaccination is a priority for all girls aged nine to 14, according to the WHO.
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Indian Biotech Startup Claims To Offer Personalised Cancer Vaccines
Hyderabad-based PopVax unveils RNA Foundry to produce personalised mRNA cancer vaccines for patients.
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As A Historic Measles Outbreak Hits Pennsylvania Amish Country, More Show Openness To Vaccines
Pennsylvania has the most U.S. cases, with over 1,350 this year, more than a third in Lancaster County alone, according to state figures. That's a big undercount, community leaders say, since many people with measles never see a doctor.
-
Africa Ebola Outbreak Passes 10,000 Cases, Mostly In DR Congo
Africa's latest outbreak of Ebola has passed 10,000 confirmed cases, the vast majority of them in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Congolese...
-
Explained: Why People Still Get Polio In Some Countries And Not In Others
But in about 1 out of every 200 infections globally, the virus attacks the nerves that control muscles, usually in the legs.
-
Rabid Dog Bites 16 In Jharkhand: Here's Why Strategic Dog Vaccination Is Crucial
Dog vaccination is one of the most effective ways of preventing rabies because it stops the disease at its primary source.
-
UP Rabies Scare: Can Curd Or Other Dairy Products Actually Spread Rabies?
Rabies is a viral infection that primarily spreads through the saliva of an infected mammal. It usually enters the human body when an infected animal bites or scratches someone.
-
Oral Drops vs Injections: How The Two Polio Vaccines Work Together To Protect Children
Parents often ask why a child who has received oral polio drops also needs an injectable polio vaccine. They may also wonder why additional drops are given during Pulse Polio campaigns after a child has completed routine vaccination.
-
450 Get Anti-Rabies Vaccine After Consuming Milk From Suspected Rabid Cow
The incident prompted devotees who had consumed the 'charanamrit' during Durga Puja to seek vaccination as a precaution.
-
Moderna And Merck Develop First Customised Cancer Vaccine Reducing Melanoma Recurrence Risk
The vaccine was custom-brewed for each patient to match their tumor.
-
Hepatitis B Vaccine Trial In Guinea Bissau Halted Amid Ethical Concerns And Police Action
A team of Danish researchers in charge of a controversial US-funded trial of a hepatitis B vaccine confirmed Thursday that their premises had been...
-
Bangladesh Sees 1,147 Deaths From Measles Over Weak Immunisation
Bangladesh is battling the world's worst measles outbreak this year due to failure in routine immunisation with over 2,02,000 suspected cases and 1,147 deaths reported since the outbreak began in midMarch, a new report has said.
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Tamil Nadu To Study Qdenga Dengue Vaccine Effectiveness In Town With Heavy Burden
Tamil Nadu has launched a pilot initiative in Kadayanallur to assess the effectiveness of Qdenga, a dengue vaccine developed by Takeda. The study will help inform wider vaccination plans, while experts stress that mosquito control remains essential.
-
Measles Outbreak In Bangladesh Claims Seven More Lives, Death Count Rises To 1,196
As Bangladesh grapples with an unprecedented measles outbreak, seven children died from measles-like symptoms in Bangladesh in the 24 hours until 8 am (local time) on Sunday, raising the total number of fatalities from the ongoing outbreak to 1,196.
-
Ebola Outbreak In Democratic Republic Of Congo Surpasses 9,000 Cases And 4,000 Deaths
A clinical trial for an Ebola vaccine is expected to be launched in the DRC before the end of the month, experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
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WHO Experts Recommend HPV Jab For Girls Aged 4-8
HPV vaccination is a priority for all girls aged nine to 14, according to the WHO.
