Page 7 - Dengue

Delhi Deputy CM Sisodia shifted out of ICU as condition improves: Official

The condition of Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, who is suffering from Covid-19 and dengue, has further improved, and he has been shifted from the ICU to a normal ward on Saturday, officials said.

Covid, dengue double infection treatment needs balanced approach: Doctors

There is no standard protocol for treatment of patients who have contracted a double infection of Covid and dengue, and a very "finely balanced" approach is needed to tackle both the ailments at once

Treatment for double infection of Covid-19 and dengue tricky: Doctors

A very 'finely balanced' approach is needed to tackle both the ailments at once, experts say

Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia diagnosed with dengue, Covid-19

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia was diagnosed with dengue on Thursday, a day after he was hospitalised due to COVID-19, sources said here.

Dengue may provide some level of immunity against Covid-19: Study

The not yet published study led by a professor at Duke University, compared the geographic distribution of coronavirus cases with the spread of dengue in 2019 and 2020

India Coronavirus Dispatch: Experts worried as Bihar poll campaigns start

15% children in Maharashtra's Nandurbar malnourished, misleading death toll in Assam's Silchar, dengue checks go down in Delhi--news on how the country is dealing with the pandemic

India Coronavirus Dispatch: Delhi sees spike in Dengue, Covid co-infections

Notice to Odisha govt over spread of among tribals, Covid worse than swine flu, one million cases in 11 days--news on how the country is dealing with the pandemic

Not only Covid, research underway to find vaccine for three other diseases

Deaths from these three diseases could almost double over the next year as a result of disruptions to health care in the face of Covid-19

BJP-ruled municipal corporation bought anti-dengue drug at higher rate: AAP

The AAP on Tuesday claimed that the BJP-ruled municipal corporation in Delhi bought the anti-dengue medicine used for fogging on a higher price, and called it a scam of crores

Delhi: Civic bodies launch campaign against dengue, chikungunya, malaria

The BJP-ruled civic bodies launched a mega campaign in the city against dengue, chikungunya and malaria in view of the monsoon season and mosquito breeding

India Coronavirus Dispatch: Bengal docs warn of Covid-dengue co-infections

Small-scale Ganpati in Mumbai this year, cases spike in North east, Modicare shifts to private sector--roundup of news on how the country is coping with the pandemic

Sun Pharma begins phase II clinical trial on dengue drug for Covid-19

This is the first phytopharmaceutical drug (plant based) that the country's drug regulator has approved for clinical trials for Covid-19.

Combating Aedes

Researchers have discovered that a common bacteria, wolbachia, can inhibit virus infections in mosquitoes

Delhi has won battle against dengue, says Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal

Kejriwal lauded residents' efforts in following the '10-hafte, 10-baje, 10-minute' campaign launched by him on September 1.

Dengue killed 80 across India till Sep 2018, affected 40,000 people

Last year, the mosquito-borne tropical disease had killed 325 people and affected around 1,88,401 people

Monsoon maladies: Here's how to prevent dengue, malaria and chikungunya

Since dengue, malaria and chikungunya are caused by mosquito bites, it is imperative that you take precautions to prevent mosquito bites

Cover yourself comprehensively with a dengue policy this monsoon

These low-cost covers can help you meet even OPD expenses, something that your mediclaim policy won't compensate you for

New method developed to forecast dengue spread: Here's how it works

This may help take preventive measures against the deadly infection.

Dengue: What you should know

The female mosquito bites from the back to avoid easy spotting

Disappearing dead: Govt, media got no of dengue deaths in Delhi wrong

As panic rises, the standard response of authorities is to pretend that the problem does not exist