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Bengaluru Grapples With Dengue Epidemic: Who Is At Risk?
New Delhi, September 05: Bengaluru, the IT hub of India, is grappling with a severe dengue outbreak, with cases surging to unprecedented levels....
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Sloth Fever Spreads In Europe and US: All You Need To Know About Oropouche Virus
New Delhi, September 05: Europe and the United States are grappling with a concerning outbreak of sloth fever, a viral illness transmitted by...
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Presbyopia: India Approves New Eye Drops That Could Replace the Need for Glasses
Mumbai-based Entod Pharmaceuticals has developed a new eye drop called PresVu, which has been approved by India’s drug regulatory agency for the treatment...
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Government to Introduce Centralized Database for Allied Healthcare Professionals
The central government is gearing up to introduce a central register for allied and healthcare professionals. This move will create a national database...
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Study Reveals 200 Million Indians Leading ‘Inactive’ Lifestyles, with Urban Girls Most Affected
Inactivity has become a major concern in India, with alarming consequences for public health. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), adults should...
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States, UTs Apurva Chandra urges to Submit Healthcare Security Report by September 10
On Wednesday, Health Secretary Apurva Chandra requested states and Union territories to provide an “action taken report” on the security measures they have...
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Karnataka Government Declares Dengue Fever as Epidemic Disease
New Delhi, September 04: The Karnataka government on Tuesday notified dengue fever as an epidemic disease. The government has also amended the regulations...
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Dengue Patients Are At Higher Risk of Getting Heart Complications, Study Explains Why
New Delhi, September 04: Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne viral infection, has been a major public health concern for decades. While the disease is...
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World No Tobacco Day 2026: Vaping, Gutka, and Cigarettes — How Tobacco Quietly Damages the Entire Body
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