Dr. Rajesh Kumar is a highly experienced MD in Internal Medicine with over 15 years of clinical practice. He has extensive expertise in managing complex medical conditions, including advanced procedures such as lumbar punctures, ventilation, and life support. With a strong focus on infectious diseases, he is particularly skilled in treating vector-borne illnesses such as dengue and malaria. A certified ACLS trainer, Dr. Kumar is actively involved in teaching critical emergency care skills to healthcare professionals. He is also dedicated to preventive medicine and ergonomics, promoting long-term health and overall well-being among his patients.
WHO approves malaria medicine for tiny infants: A new baby-specific malaria drug and improved tests mark a breakthrough for newborn and infant treatment worldwide.
Malaria spreads differently in rural and urban areas due to environment, healthcare access and infrastructure. These key factors influences the way malaria spread, detected and preventive measures are taken.
World Malaria Day 2026 falls on April 25 each year to spread awareness about the mosquito-borne illness that affects people of all age group. As the auspicous day approaches let's take a closer look at why this disease hit children harder.
