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India has significantly reduced its malaria incidence, mortality: WHO
The malaria caseload in India was slashed by 69 per cent from 6.4 million (64 lakh) in 2017 to two million (20 lakh) in 2023
TN's mission 2026: Reduce maternal mortality rate to single digit
The maternal mortality rate in TN is less than 40 per 1 lakh births, and the State Health Department aims to bring it down to single digits in the...
Overuse of antibiotics during pandemic increased risk of antimicrobial...
“People should avoid taking medicines for cold and flu without a prescription, else it can lead to increased risk of AMR. Instead, take paracetamol,...
PM10 exposure can raise severe eye infections: Study
Ocular surface disease (OSD) is a group of eye conditions that affect the surface of the eye, including the cornea, conjunctiva, and eyelids.
WHO says mpox cases in Congo's epicentre where the new variant was...
WHO acknowledged, however, that testing is still not widespread, making it difficult to understand how exactly the virus is spreading.
TN govt declares snake bite as notifiable disease
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has launched a global strategy for controlling snake bite-induced deaths and disabilities.
New WHO report calls for prioritising health in climate action
In the special report on climate and health, the WHO urges world leaders to leave aside the siloed approach, and include health in climate...
DT Health | Environmental, occupational, lifestyle factors contribute...
As awareness around these factors grows, preventive measures are recommended to address the ongoing decline in sperm quality worldwide.
