An Apollo Clinic spokesperson said, “Each monsoon season, we frequently see news reports about the rise and spread of diseases such as dengue, malaria, influenza, and seasonal flu.”
People are being exposed to various diseases such as dengue, malaria and typhoid, health officials said, adding that hospitals in rural areas as well as towns were experiencing huge crowds as patients were approaching doctors for treatment.
Public health officials in Hyderabad, however, have urged people not to panic, as cases of viral fevers, dengue, influenza etc are still less, when compared to previous years.
Hyderabad: The State public health department has reported a surge in dengue and typhoid cases across Telangana. There is also a trend of steady rise in other seasonal ailments including malaria, acute diarrhoeal diseases (ADDs) and viral fevers across the districts, Director of Public Health (DPH) Dr G Srinivasa Rao on Tuesday, said. Incessant rains, […]
Kothagudem: The CPI (Maoist) South Sub-Zonal Bureau (SSZB) has accused the police of killing the PLGA Platoon Commander, Korsa Aithu alias Gangal (35), after picking him up from a hospital in Khammam. A statement from the Maoists released to the media offices here on Sunday maintained that Aithu had not died of Covid-19 as stated […]
Hyderabad: Biological E has said that its Typhoid Conjugate Vaccine (TCV) has been pre-qualified by the World Health Organization (WHO), making the company one of two pre-qualified suppliers of TCV to the UN agencies. BE’s TCV is a single-dose injectable vaccine that can be administered to children from six months of age to adults up […]
