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.
Delhi sees malaria cases at a 5-year high amid rising dengue and chikungunya infections. Learn key preventive tips to protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases this monsoon season.
A sweet cherry flavour, including in breast milk, and easily dissovleable drug is now approved for the treatment of malaria in Infants under 5kg.
As Delhi continues to grapple with the coronavirus, civic authorities warn the state against the spread of vector-borne diseases.
Delhi recorded 69 new dengue, malaria and chikungunya cases in the last 7 days, putting the total tally of the vector-borne diseases to 277 this year.
Delhi registered a total of 2,036 vector-borne diseases last year, with two deaths recorded officially, according to data shared by the SDMC.
With Delhi facing a possible malaria outbreak, it is important that you know how this disease can affect you. Read on to know more.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) recently presented a report before the High Court on the preventive measures that have been adopted by the civic agencies to combat dengue, chikungunya and malaria spread.
109 Malaria and 56 Dengue Cases have been reported in the capital which is alarming! Hence, people should take preventive measures to protect themselves from mosquito bites.
Sharp increase in mosquito-breeding premises in Delhi a concern for Dengue control
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.
Delhi sees malaria cases at a 5-year high amid rising dengue and chikungunya infections. Learn key preventive tips to protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases this monsoon season.
A sweet cherry flavour, including in breast milk, and easily dissovleable drug is now approved for the treatment of malaria in Infants under 5kg.
As Delhi continues to grapple with the coronavirus, civic authorities warn the state against the spread of vector-borne diseases.
Delhi recorded 69 new dengue, malaria and chikungunya cases in the last 7 days, putting the total tally of the vector-borne diseases to 277 this year.
Delhi registered a total of 2,036 vector-borne diseases last year, with two deaths recorded officially, according to data shared by the SDMC.
With Delhi facing a possible malaria outbreak, it is important that you know how this disease can affect you. Read on to know more.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) recently presented a report before the High Court on the preventive measures that have been adopted by the civic agencies to combat dengue, chikungunya and malaria spread.
109 Malaria and 56 Dengue Cases have been reported in the capital which is alarming! Hence, people should take preventive measures to protect themselves from mosquito bites.
Sharp increase in mosquito-breeding premises in Delhi a concern for Dengue control
