Tomato Flu In India
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Tomato Flu: Is It Linked To Monkeypox Or Coronavirus? Here's What We Know
Here are parameters to consider when trying to differentiate between Tomato flu, Monkeypox, and Coronavirus.
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Tomato Flu Or Monkeypox? Here's How To Tell Them Apart
Tomato Flu Or Monkeypox: In this article, we discuss the origin, symptoms, and other differentiators to help you differentiate between the two.
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Lancet Study's Warning On "Tomato Flu" In India Among Children
Tomato flu, or tomato fever, was first identified in Kollam district of Kerala on May 6, according to the Lancet report.
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Lancet Warns About 'Tomato Flu' In India That Leaves Children With Red Blisters
The infection is called 'tomato flu' because of the red, painful blisters that appear on a patient's body and gradually enlarge to the size of a tomato.
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26 Cases Of "Tomato Flu" Detected In Odisha
A total 26 children have been diagnosed with the hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) in Odisha.
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Tomato Flu: Symptoms, Causes And Everything We Know So Far
Health experts warn India about 'Tomato Flu', a very contagious, viral disease. The virus has infected 82 children till now.
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"Tomato Flu" Reported In Kerala: Read Here About Symptoms
Tomato flu has symptoms similar to chikungunya - high fever, body ache, joint swelling and fatigue.
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Tomato Flu: Is It Linked To Monkeypox Or Coronavirus? Here's What We Know
Here are parameters to consider when trying to differentiate between Tomato flu, Monkeypox, and Coronavirus.
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Tomato Flu Or Monkeypox? Here's How To Tell Them Apart
Tomato Flu Or Monkeypox: In this article, we discuss the origin, symptoms, and other differentiators to help you differentiate between the two.
-
Lancet Study's Warning On "Tomato Flu" In India Among Children
Tomato flu, or tomato fever, was first identified in Kollam district of Kerala on May 6, according to the Lancet report.
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Lancet Warns About 'Tomato Flu' In India That Leaves Children With Red Blisters
The infection is called 'tomato flu' because of the red, painful blisters that appear on a patient's body and gradually enlarge to the size of a tomato.
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26 Cases Of "Tomato Flu" Detected In Odisha
A total 26 children have been diagnosed with the hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) in Odisha.
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Tomato Flu: Symptoms, Causes And Everything We Know So Far
Health experts warn India about 'Tomato Flu', a very contagious, viral disease. The virus has infected 82 children till now.
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"Tomato Flu" Reported In Kerala: Read Here About Symptoms
Tomato flu has symptoms similar to chikungunya - high fever, body ache, joint swelling and fatigue.
