Posts Tagged: WHO
New Mpox Stain Hits India: First Clade 1b Case Detected
On this Monday, India shared shocking news! It reported the very first case of the new Mpox variant 1b in the nation and South Asia. The news agency ANI cited that there was another case
Vaccination Campaign To Control Polio Begins in Gaza
Gaza recently reported its first polio case in 25 years when a 10-month-old kid got his leg paralysed. This news spread like wildfire, causing concerns among doctors and residents alike. The WHO (World Health Organisation)
Bharat Biotech’s New Cholera Game-Changer Vaccine
The Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech International Limited (BBIL) announced the launch of Hillchol on Tuesday. Hillchol is a highly effective single-strain oral cholera vaccine created by BBIL under a licence from Hillmen Laboratories. The effectiveness of
Everything About Mpox: Cases, Vaccine And Prevention
Africa has been struggling with infectious diseases mpox or monkeypox. A rapidly growing outbreak has become a matter of concern for the continent, leaving people to think it is an epidemic or even a new
WHO Released A New Pathogen List: Unveiling The Threats
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued a new list of pathogens that might trigger the next pandemic. Alarmingly, the number of pathogens has grown to 30. Influenza A, dengue, and monkeypox have been identified
What Are The Negative Effects Of Air Pollution?
Air quality in India and around the world is getting worse day by day. Every day, more and more people face problems due to increased air pollution, but it is the most underestimated threat that
What Are The Reasons Behind Heart Failure At Young Age
If you are under the impression that heart failure only affects adults, then we have something important to share with you. Heart failure – a chronic health condition where the heart becomes insufficient to pump
New Framework by WHO To Reduce TB & Comorbidities Risk Factors
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is launching a new framework to control the effects of Tuberculosis and Comorbidities. Health programmers and clinician staff have informed the development of the Framework in an interview. This Framework
Monkeypox Outbreak: UK Reported It A Notifiable Disease
After the Covid 19 pandemic started to take a back seat, the World Health Organisation introduced us to another deadly disease named monkeypox. Reports suggest around twenty-nine countries are currently experiencing the monkeypox outbreak. The
World Malaria Day 2022: All About Life-Threatening Disease
World Malaria Day 2022: Every year, 25 April is observed as the world malaria day to highlight the need for the prevention and control of the life-threatening disease. Malaria is the deadliest disease, which is