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Oropouche Virus Surfaces in Europe: What You Need to Know
For the first time, the Oropouche virus has been reported in Europe, affecting travelers returning from the Americas. Detected in Spain, Italy, and Germany, this virus is carried by midges, a type of biting fly, and mosquitoes. It causes symptoms similar to Zika virus, such as fever, muscle aches, and rash. In about 4% of cases, it can lead to nerv...
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World Mosquito Day 2022: Date, Significance, How To Prevent Mosquito Bites?
The day aims at spreading awareness about the different diseases that can be caused by mosquitoes.
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Serotype-2 Dengue: Is It More Dangerous? Follow These Precautions To Stay Safe
Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral disease that can lead to fever, muscle and joint pain, fatigue and rashes. It is transmitted by female mosquitoes mainly, Aedes aegypti.
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Dengue Spreads Tentacles In Delhi: 4 Home Remedies To Prevent And Treat Dengue
Dengue is a mosquito-borne disease caused by the Aedes mosquito infected with a dengue virus. It is a seasonal menace that many cities in India face every year. Here are some genius home remedies to prevent and treat Dengue
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A Wellness Package For A Healthy, Happy Monsoon
Infections and viral diseases are on the rise, with diseases transmitted by mosquitoes also being a concern during monsoons.The lack of preventative health is estimated to cause health issues every year. Some preventive measures you should take this monsoon
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World Malaria Day: 5 Effective Home Remedies To Manage Malaria Symptoms
Malaria can be prevented by avoiding mosquito bites by using mosquito repellents and nets. It can be treated through medications; however, many home remedies can help cure malaria.
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National Dengue Day 2023: Top 10 Facts About Dengue You Need To Know
National Dengue Day 2023: Incidence of dengue is extremely high in India. To prevent the vector-borne infection, you must stay away from places where mosquitoes can easily breed.
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80 Dengue Cases Reported In Chandigarh This Month
Doctors state that the breeding of dengue mosquitoes depends upon humidity and temperature.
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12-Year-Old Boy is the First Dengue Victim in Delhi: 5 Healthy Diet Tips for Dengue Patients
The first death caused by dengue in the New Delhi was reported recently. A 12-year-old boy from Bihar identified as Nitish Kumar, residing in Safdarjung area in south Delhi, died on August 1 due dengue shock syndrome and resulting in multiple-organ failure at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
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World Mosquito Day 2018: Amazing Hacks To Keep Mosquitoes Away!
There are a number of repellents, sprays and ointments to get rid of mosquito bites. They are loaded with chemicals and are fatal to the environment too. On World Mosquito Day 2017, read these simple tricks to keep mosquitoes away.
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World Malaria Day: 6 Most Dangerous Diseases Transmitted By Mosquitoes
On World Malaria Day 2018 let's see why mosquitoes are considered as one of the most dangerous creatures on the planet because tend to spread many deadly diseases.
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Say No To Infections This Monsoon Season
Monsoon could be a season of joy but are you taking enough precautions to keep the water-borne diseases away? Here are some tips that can help you stay healthy and safe during monsoon.
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Early Onset of Dengue: 5 Simple Things You Can Do to Protect Yourself
Dengue is a mosquito-born disease caused by theAedes mosquito infected with adenguevirus. It is a seasonal menace that many cities in India face every year especially during the monsoon months of July to September.
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Dengue & Chikungunya Attack Delhi Early: 5 Facts You Must Know to Keep These Diseases Away
Official authorities claim that there has been a surge in the mosquito population in the Capital city which means a higher risk of contracting diseases dengue, malaria or chikungunya.
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Chikungunya Cases On A Rise Since 2006
Chikungunya may cause long-term symptoms, caused by the virus which is passed on by mosquito bite. Characteristic symptoms include sudden onset with high fever, joint pain, and rash. Since 2004, the disease has occurred in outbreaks in Asia, Europe and the Americas.
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Oropouche Virus Surfaces in Europe: What You Need to Know
For the first time, the Oropouche virus has been reported in Europe, affecting travelers returning from the Americas. Detected in Spain, Italy, and Germany, this virus is carried by midges, a type of biting fly, and mosquitoes. It causes symptoms similar to Zika virus, such as fever, muscle aches, and rash. In about 4% of cases, it can lead to nerv...
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World Mosquito Day 2022: Date, Significance, How To Prevent Mosquito Bites?
The day aims at spreading awareness about the different diseases that can be caused by mosquitoes.
-
Serotype-2 Dengue: Is It More Dangerous? Follow These Precautions To Stay Safe
Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral disease that can lead to fever, muscle and joint pain, fatigue and rashes. It is transmitted by female mosquitoes mainly, Aedes aegypti.
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Dengue Spreads Tentacles In Delhi: 4 Home Remedies To Prevent And Treat Dengue
Dengue is a mosquito-borne disease caused by the Aedes mosquito infected with a dengue virus. It is a seasonal menace that many cities in India face every year. Here are some genius home remedies to prevent and treat Dengue
-
A Wellness Package For A Healthy, Happy Monsoon
Infections and viral diseases are on the rise, with diseases transmitted by mosquitoes also being a concern during monsoons.The lack of preventative health is estimated to cause health issues every year. Some preventive measures you should take this monsoon
-
World Malaria Day: 5 Effective Home Remedies To Manage Malaria Symptoms
Malaria can be prevented by avoiding mosquito bites by using mosquito repellents and nets. It can be treated through medications; however, many home remedies can help cure malaria.
-
National Dengue Day 2023: Top 10 Facts About Dengue You Need To Know
National Dengue Day 2023: Incidence of dengue is extremely high in India. To prevent the vector-borne infection, you must stay away from places where mosquitoes can easily breed.
-
80 Dengue Cases Reported In Chandigarh This Month
Doctors state that the breeding of dengue mosquitoes depends upon humidity and temperature.
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12-Year-Old Boy is the First Dengue Victim in Delhi: 5 Healthy Diet Tips for Dengue Patients
The first death caused by dengue in the New Delhi was reported recently. A 12-year-old boy from Bihar identified as Nitish Kumar, residing in Safdarjung area in south Delhi, died on August 1 due dengue shock syndrome and resulting in multiple-organ failure at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
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World Mosquito Day 2018: Amazing Hacks To Keep Mosquitoes Away!
There are a number of repellents, sprays and ointments to get rid of mosquito bites. They are loaded with chemicals and are fatal to the environment too. On World Mosquito Day 2017, read these simple tricks to keep mosquitoes away.
-
World Malaria Day: 6 Most Dangerous Diseases Transmitted By Mosquitoes
On World Malaria Day 2018 let's see why mosquitoes are considered as one of the most dangerous creatures on the planet because tend to spread many deadly diseases.
-
Say No To Infections This Monsoon Season
Monsoon could be a season of joy but are you taking enough precautions to keep the water-borne diseases away? Here are some tips that can help you stay healthy and safe during monsoon.
-
Early Onset of Dengue: 5 Simple Things You Can Do to Protect Yourself
Dengue is a mosquito-born disease caused by theAedes mosquito infected with adenguevirus. It is a seasonal menace that many cities in India face every year especially during the monsoon months of July to September.
-
Dengue & Chikungunya Attack Delhi Early: 5 Facts You Must Know to Keep These Diseases Away
Official authorities claim that there has been a surge in the mosquito population in the Capital city which means a higher risk of contracting diseases dengue, malaria or chikungunya.
-
Chikungunya Cases On A Rise Since 2006
Chikungunya may cause long-term symptoms, caused by the virus which is passed on by mosquito bite. Characteristic symptoms include sudden onset with high fever, joint pain, and rash. Since 2004, the disease has occurred in outbreaks in Asia, Europe and the Americas.
