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India gets its first dengue vaccine: Experts highlight benefits and key precautions for QDENGA
India has approved its first dengue vaccine, Qdenga, for individuals aged 4 to 60, offering a two-dose defence against all ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I’m an infectious diseases physician, scientist, leader, and entrepreneur. Dengue is a miserable illness caused by infection with ...
A pill to prevent dengue fever—a viral infection also called “breakbone fever” for the severe pain it can cause—could be on the horizon, according to data presented by Johnson & Johnson on Friday, ...
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India approves first dengue vaccine Qdenga: Who can get it, dosage and key details explained
Dengue vaccine: India has approved its first vaccine for dengue prevention, marking a major milestone in the fight against ...
Under the supervision of Civil Surgeon Dr Rajesh Garg and District Epidemiologist Dr Aditya Pal, anti-larvae teams conducted ...
Monsoon creates ideal breeding conditions for mosquitoes; the Gautam Budh Nagar health department has stepped up efforts to ...
India has approved its first dengue vaccine as cases of the mosquito-borne disease surge in South Asia. Japan's Takeda ...
The approval comes at a critical time for public health, as reported dengue cases in India have increased 11-fold in the past two decades[1]Takeda's dengue vaccine (TAK-003) is the most extensively ...
Cebu City has recorded a double-digit increase in dengue cases and a more than threefold rise in fatalities this year, prompting health officials and the Cebu City Council to intensify prevention ...
Bigg Boss 19 participant Pranit More left the reality show citing health concerns. Doctors diagnosed him with dengue, and his sudden eviction caught the eye of viewers and health specialists. As ...
April 7 is World Health Day 2014 and the theme this year is 'Vector-borne diseases small bite, big threat'. One of the most common vector-borne diseases in India is dengue or dengue fever which ...
Rajbari's Bashundhara Shuvosangho hosted an awareness meeting on measles and dengue, featuring a science exhibition and student awards.
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