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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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Exclusive: Measles Is Back Because We Failed To Vaccinate, Says Dr Soumya Swaminathan
From political turmoil in Bangladesh, to reduction in rates of childhood vaccination, the reasons behind the spread of Measles from The United States of America In the West to Bangladesh in the East, the reasons behind the Measles Outbreak are many.
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Ebola Outbreak Slowing In Parts Of DRC But Still Growing In Others: WHO Chief
World Health Organisation (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Saturday said there was a strong progress in the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), with 25 survivors discharged from a treatment centre in Isiro.
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Are Vaccine Skepticism And Climate Change Causing America's Health Outbreak? Know What's Causing The Surge In Measles, Dengue Cases
Lower vaccination coverage and international travel can lead to measles outbreaks, whereas warmer conditions and changes in rainfall patterns can affect mosquito populations and increase the risk of mosquito-borne diseases. Here are the reasons that's driving the current outbreaks.
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Travelling Abroad? The One Vaccine Young Indians Often Forget To Ask About
While many travellers are aware of vaccines recommended for certain destinations, meningococcal vaccination is one preventive measure that may be overlooked.
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US Health Department Launches Initiatives To Investigate Vaccine Safety And Restore Public Trust
The vaccine skeptic US Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. announced Thursday a series of initiatives to study the rare adverse effects of vaccines.
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HPV Vaccine Before Pregnancy Linked to Lower Preterm Birth Risk
Researchers said a growing evidence indicates that HPV infection, and the methods used to treat cervical lesions caused by HPV, are linked to an increased risk of pregnancy complications, including preterm birth, and therefore, preventing HPV holds potential benefits.
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Cervavac, India's HPV Vaccine Gets WHO Prequalification: What You Should Know
Previously approved for its use in India by the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), Cervavac is administered for the prevention of diseases caused by the four HPV type
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Is It Chickenpox? Signs, Medicines, Care Tips And Precautions For Children
Chickenpox causes a fever and itchy rash with red spots turning into blisters and scabs, lasting around four to seven days.
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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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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.
-
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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Exclusive: Measles Is Back Because We Failed To Vaccinate, Says Dr Soumya Swaminathan
From political turmoil in Bangladesh, to reduction in rates of childhood vaccination, the reasons behind the spread of Measles from The United States of America In the West to Bangladesh in the East, the reasons behind the Measles Outbreak are many.
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Ebola Outbreak Slowing In Parts Of DRC But Still Growing In Others: WHO Chief
World Health Organisation (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Saturday said there was a strong progress in the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), with 25 survivors discharged from a treatment centre in Isiro.
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Are Vaccine Skepticism And Climate Change Causing America's Health Outbreak? Know What's Causing The Surge In Measles, Dengue Cases
Lower vaccination coverage and international travel can lead to measles outbreaks, whereas warmer conditions and changes in rainfall patterns can affect mosquito populations and increase the risk of mosquito-borne diseases. Here are the reasons that's driving the current outbreaks.
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Travelling Abroad? The One Vaccine Young Indians Often Forget To Ask About
While many travellers are aware of vaccines recommended for certain destinations, meningococcal vaccination is one preventive measure that may be overlooked.
-
US Health Department Launches Initiatives To Investigate Vaccine Safety And Restore Public Trust
The vaccine skeptic US Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. announced Thursday a series of initiatives to study the rare adverse effects of vaccines.
-
HPV Vaccine Before Pregnancy Linked to Lower Preterm Birth Risk
Researchers said a growing evidence indicates that HPV infection, and the methods used to treat cervical lesions caused by HPV, are linked to an increased risk of pregnancy complications, including preterm birth, and therefore, preventing HPV holds potential benefits.
-
Cervavac, India's HPV Vaccine Gets WHO Prequalification: What You Should Know
Previously approved for its use in India by the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), Cervavac is administered for the prevention of diseases caused by the four HPV type
-
Is It Chickenpox? Signs, Medicines, Care Tips And Precautions For Children
Chickenpox causes a fever and itchy rash with red spots turning into blisters and scabs, lasting around four to seven days.
-
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.
