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According to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, around 400 million people are infected with dengue fever every year globally.
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Posted By
ANI, April 15, 2019 at 10:04am
According to a new study published in the Journal of European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases has revealed that climate change is driving the increase in vector-borne diseases.
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Are you suffering from dengue? Then, don't forget to opt for these home remedies.
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Here is how you can prevent these common health problems that occur during the rainy season.
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Don't want to use chemical-laced mosquito repellents? Try these tricks to ward off mosquitoes and prevent diseases like malaria and dengue.
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According to a recently released health report by the BMC, dengue, among other monsoon diseases, claimed the most number of lives this year.
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Posted By
Agencies, October 30, 2018 at 07:43am
Around 830 new dengue cases surfaced in the month of October, which account for over 64 per cent of the total cases reported this season, the report said.
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The reasons for this resurgence and emergence of dengue hemorrhagic fever in the waning years of the 20th century are complex and not fully understood, but demographic, societal, and public health infrastructure changes in the past 30 years have contributed greatly, says Dr Amit Saraf.
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Usually, the cases of vector-borne diseases are reported between July and November, but the period may stretch to mid-December. However, till January 13 no vector-borne disease case was reported.
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Though the monsoon season has ended, it has given a tough time to Mumbaikars. You will be shocked to know that monsoon diseases have claimed 23 lives in the city.
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The boy named Aarush Dutta was admitted to the hospital the same day. The cause of death was mentioned as severe dengue fever with haemorrhage in his death certificate.
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Posted By
ANI, September 09, 2018 at 11:41am
The 11 member-countries of the Region--which account for one-fourth of the global population, 58 per cent of the global burden of Plasmodium vivax malaria, and increased risk of dengue and other vector borne diseases in view of the increasing urbanisation and climate change--adopted a resolution to prioritise dengue control and malaria elimination.
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Dr Mohammed Sakeel, HOD of Emergency and Trauma, Fortis Hospital, Kalyan tells us why dengue is still a menace.
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If affected by this virus, the platelet count in the body can easily drop to as low as 20,000 which can damage the Immune System. We try to look up our symptoms and make a guess about our diagnosis; we also receive plethora of information on social networking and messaging platforms, some true and some untrue.
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Most experts would agree that dengue is a dangerous disease. Therefore, it is best to prevent the ailment. We give you some simple ways to prevent the disease.
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In the past two weeks, monsoon-related ailments have claimed the lives of six people. The government hospitals across Mumbai have reported 153 confirmed and 2,317 suspected dengue cases, this August while, 93 cases had been recorded in the August 2017.
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Outbreaks of various viral infections in the past few months has sent shivers down our spine. For one they are extremely quick to spread while on the other hand, most of them do not have a definitive cure. However, it is important to manage their symptoms better. Here are some good ways.
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Health officials in Cheung Chau island, Hong Kong are all set to begin an equipped and efficient mosquito eradication mission to prevent increasing incidence of dengue fever.
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