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Benefits of hydroxychloroquine in COVID19 far outweigh the risks: ICMR

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WHO on Monday suspended the hydroxychloroquine arm of a global trial on COVID19, India  reiterated its faith in the drug on Tuesday A day after...
Low-carb diet
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Health minister launches ‘Eat Right India” to tackle lifestyle diseases

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Health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has launched the "Eat Right India" campaign to deal with rising incidence of non communicable diseases   “Eat Right, Stay Fit,...
Measles
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WHO South-East Asia Region sets 2023 target to eliminate measles, rubella

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Member Countries of WHO South-East Asia Region resolved to eliminate measles and rubella by 2023, to prevent deaths and disabilities caused by these highly...
measles
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Four European countries no longer ‘measles-free’: WHO

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Measles is no longer considered eliminated in UK, Greece, the Czech Republic and Albania as WHO warns of spike in cases Europe has seen a...
Polio Free India
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India continues to be polio free, all vaccines in Govt prog...

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In view of high immunisation coverage, risk of polio infection from contaminated vaccine is minimal, say WHO-UNICEF in statement In a statement issued this morning,...
Girl receiving cervical cancer shot from doctor
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Cervical Cancer Could Be Eliminated From Australia Within Next 20 years...

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Australia could be the first country to eradicate cervical cancer Australia’s cervical cancer prevention program is highly effective and will eradicate the disease from the...
Diphtheria, Antitoxin, Diphtheria deaths
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Diphtheria death toll in Delhi rises to 26, medical panel looks...

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Diphtheria death toll in Delhi rises to 26 after two more children died of the infectious disease on Sunday Two more children died on Sunday...
Alcohol, death
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Alcohol kills more than 3 mn each year, most of them...

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Harmful use of alcohol kills more than 3 million people each year, most of them men. More than 3 million people died as a result...
Explainers

The “rat fever” that is terrorising Kerala: an explainer

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As several hundred cases - both confirmed and suspected -  of leptospirosis are reported from Kerala following the floods, the bacterial infection has caused...
Aedes mosquito, dengue, malaria
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11 S Asian nations to discuss dengue, malaria, drug access

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Crucial meeting of WHO South East Asia Region will happen in Delhi next week Intensifying action to eliminate malaria, addressing the increasing threat of dengue,...
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