Study finds combined respiratory virus spread best predicts hospital admissions
A study of 1,801 hospital admissions finds that influenza A, RSV and rhinovirus are linked to different lung conditions, while ...
Tag: Public Health
Broadly protective Flu vaccines could offer early shield against future pandemics
A new vaccine strategy could help protect people from pandemic influenza before a strain-matched vaccine is ready, potentially reducing early ...
Jalandhar records 28 Dengue cases rural areas more affected
Jalandhar has reported 28 dengue cases so far this year, with rural areas recording more infections than urban parts of ...
COVID-19 linked to higher risk of six new allergic conditions
A new study has found that people who have had COVID-19 may face a higher risk of developing six allergic ...
Delhi study finds simpler rabies vaccine strategy may protect children
A Delhi-led study has found that a simpler, single-visit rabies vaccination approach may provide children with early protection against the ...
CDSCO urges responsible use of painkillers and antibiotics to protect kidney health
India's drug regulator, CDSCO, has urged people to use painkillers and antibiotics responsibly, warning that improper use may increase the ...
New Study reveals how parasite hijacks immunity, points to experimental treatment
Indian researchers have uncovered how Toxoplasma gondii, a widespread parasite, manipulates the body's immune system to support its survival and ...
Heart problems rise faster with age, U.S. study finds
Researchers analysed 1,880,400 births in California between 2007 and 2019, including live births and stillbirths from 20 weeks of pregnancy ...
Microplastics in farm soil act as Trojan Horse for toxins, study finds
Researchers from the EU-funded Minagris project, working with the Countryside and Community Research Institute at the University of Gloucestershire, found ...
Air pollution linked to higher suicide risk
Exposure to air pollution may be associated with a higher risk of suicide and suicidal behaviour, according to an international ...
