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51 Chandipura Virus Cases Reported In Gujarat, Health Ministry On High Alert
The Chandipura virus, a deadly pathogen that primarily affects children, has 51 confirmed cases in Gujarat, the Health Ministry reported.
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5 More Suspected Cases Of Chandipura Virus Reported From Gujarat
Five more suspected cases of Chandipura virus have been reported from Gujarat's Sabarkantha district. According to the officials, 14 people suspected of being infected with the virus were admitted to Sabarkantha Civil Hospital.
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All You Need To Know About Chandipura Virus That Claimed Lives Of 6 Children In Gujarat
Increasing surveillance can be crucial and help in the early detection and treatment of the Chandipura virus that has so far claimed the lives of six children and affected about 12 in Gujarat, said doctors on Tuesday.
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Understanding Chandipura Virus: Origin, Symptoms and Preventive Measures
Infection with the Chandipura virus typically begins with a sudden high fever, followed by severe headaches, vomiting, convulsions, and altered mental status.
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51 Chandipura Virus Cases Reported In Gujarat, Health Ministry On High Alert
The Chandipura virus, a deadly pathogen that primarily affects children, has 51 confirmed cases in Gujarat, the Health Ministry reported.
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5 More Suspected Cases Of Chandipura Virus Reported From Gujarat
Five more suspected cases of Chandipura virus have been reported from Gujarat's Sabarkantha district. According to the officials, 14 people suspected of being infected with the virus were admitted to Sabarkantha Civil Hospital.
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All You Need To Know About Chandipura Virus That Claimed Lives Of 6 Children In Gujarat
Increasing surveillance can be crucial and help in the early detection and treatment of the Chandipura virus that has so far claimed the lives of six children and affected about 12 in Gujarat, said doctors on Tuesday.
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Understanding Chandipura Virus: Origin, Symptoms and Preventive Measures
Infection with the Chandipura virus typically begins with a sudden high fever, followed by severe headaches, vomiting, convulsions, and altered mental status.
