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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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Congo Ebola Outbreak Spreads Beyond Epicentre, Africa CDC Warns
Africa CDC warns Congo's Ebola outbreak is spreading beyond its epicentre, with cases rising in new regions despite vaccination efforts and response measures.
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Vaccinating Dogs, Not Just People, May Prevent Rabies Deaths In India: Lancet Study
The study published in The Lancet Regional Health evaluated rabies prevention strategies in Kerala, India, from 2026 to 2035. The study mentions that rabies causes an estimated 59,000 deaths globally each year, with India accounting for the largest share of the burden.
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Within How Many Hours Should You Get A Rabies Vaccine After A Dog Bite?
Symptoms of rabies typically manifest after a long incubation period and may include fever, confusion, agitation, hallucinations, and paralysis.
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Drug Regulator Flags Rabies Vaccine As Substandard, Manufacturer Says Seized Vials Were Not Its Product
Abhayrab rabies vaccine under investigation after potency test failure. Manufacturer maintains the seized batch was not made by the company.
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Balaghat Outbreak: No New Measles Case In 7 days Says Centre Amid Recent Deaths
Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat sees no new measles cases in 7 days amid intensified vaccination, nutrition support, malaria control measures, and ongoing death investigations.
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Ebola Vaccine Trials In Congo To Begin By November: WHO
Trials for three potential vaccines against the Ebola strain that has killed thousands in the Congo should begin by October or November, this year.
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H1N1 Cases Rise, Flu Vaccine Demand Surges: Who Should Get The Shot?
Flu vaccine demand rises as H1N1 and influenza cases increase, with sales nearly triple last year's levels during this period.
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Cancer Vaccines And mRNA Myths: What Patients Need To Know
A new mRNA cancer vaccine reduced melanoma recurrence in a late-stage trial, offering hope for cancer treatment despite misinformation.
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Why Millions Of People Around The World Will Contract Measles In 2026
Unvaccinated people who get sick with measles are at risk of serious complications that can lead to deafness, blindness and death. The risk of a bad outcome is higher for people who are undernourished and unable to access supportive medical care.
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More Than 16,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine Arrive In Ebola-Hit DR Congo
More than 16,000 doses of the Ervebo vaccine arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) late Friday, an AFP journalist saw, as the country faces the deadliest Ebola outbreak in its history.
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Ebola-Hit DR Congo Gets 70,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine: WHO
The World Health Organization said Thursday that the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo would receive 70,000 doses of a vaccine approved for protecting against the virus, but not...
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Moderna-Merck Breakthrough Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise In Clinical Trial For Melanoma Treatment
A personalised mRNA cancer vaccine from Moderna and Merck has met key goals in a Phase 3 melanoma trial. The treatment is designed around mutations unique to each patient's tumour, potentially opening a new chapter in personalised cancer care
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Will The New Qdenga Dengue Vaccine Show Up On Dengue Fever Panels?
Takeda's dengue vaccine may show up on certain dengue fever panels. But knowing when this is normal and when it is related to the vaccine's design is necessary to be safe.
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Could A Mosquito Bite One Day Protect You From Malaria? What A New Research Found
Researchers used an antimalarial drug to stop the parasite at a specific point in its development inside the liver. This allowed the immune system to see more of the parasite without allowing it to progress to the stage that causes illness.
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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.
-
Congo Ebola Outbreak Spreads Beyond Epicentre, Africa CDC Warns
Africa CDC warns Congo's Ebola outbreak is spreading beyond its epicentre, with cases rising in new regions despite vaccination efforts and response measures.
-
Vaccinating Dogs, Not Just People, May Prevent Rabies Deaths In India: Lancet Study
The study published in The Lancet Regional Health evaluated rabies prevention strategies in Kerala, India, from 2026 to 2035. The study mentions that rabies causes an estimated 59,000 deaths globally each year, with India accounting for the largest share of the burden.
-
Within How Many Hours Should You Get A Rabies Vaccine After A Dog Bite?
Symptoms of rabies typically manifest after a long incubation period and may include fever, confusion, agitation, hallucinations, and paralysis.
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Drug Regulator Flags Rabies Vaccine As Substandard, Manufacturer Says Seized Vials Were Not Its Product
Abhayrab rabies vaccine under investigation after potency test failure. Manufacturer maintains the seized batch was not made by the company.
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Balaghat Outbreak: No New Measles Case In 7 days Says Centre Amid Recent Deaths
Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat sees no new measles cases in 7 days amid intensified vaccination, nutrition support, malaria control measures, and ongoing death investigations.
-
Ebola Vaccine Trials In Congo To Begin By November: WHO
Trials for three potential vaccines against the Ebola strain that has killed thousands in the Congo should begin by October or November, this year.
-
H1N1 Cases Rise, Flu Vaccine Demand Surges: Who Should Get The Shot?
Flu vaccine demand rises as H1N1 and influenza cases increase, with sales nearly triple last year's levels during this period.
-
Cancer Vaccines And mRNA Myths: What Patients Need To Know
A new mRNA cancer vaccine reduced melanoma recurrence in a late-stage trial, offering hope for cancer treatment despite misinformation.
-
Why Millions Of People Around The World Will Contract Measles In 2026
Unvaccinated people who get sick with measles are at risk of serious complications that can lead to deafness, blindness and death. The risk of a bad outcome is higher for people who are undernourished and unable to access supportive medical care.
-
More Than 16,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine Arrive In Ebola-Hit DR Congo
More than 16,000 doses of the Ervebo vaccine arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) late Friday, an AFP journalist saw, as the country faces the deadliest Ebola outbreak in its history.
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Ebola-Hit DR Congo Gets 70,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine: WHO
The World Health Organization said Thursday that the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo would receive 70,000 doses of a vaccine approved for protecting against the virus, but not...
-
Moderna-Merck Breakthrough Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise In Clinical Trial For Melanoma Treatment
A personalised mRNA cancer vaccine from Moderna and Merck has met key goals in a Phase 3 melanoma trial. The treatment is designed around mutations unique to each patient's tumour, potentially opening a new chapter in personalised cancer care
-
Will The New Qdenga Dengue Vaccine Show Up On Dengue Fever Panels?
Takeda's dengue vaccine may show up on certain dengue fever panels. But knowing when this is normal and when it is related to the vaccine's design is necessary to be safe.
-
Could A Mosquito Bite One Day Protect You From Malaria? What A New Research Found
Researchers used an antimalarial drug to stop the parasite at a specific point in its development inside the liver. This allowed the immune system to see more of the parasite without allowing it to progress to the stage that causes illness.
