The mpox virus has been a catalyst in driving a public ... Pakistan apart from Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Hence India has also been on high alert and health authorities have issued ...

Is India ready to tackle another COVID-like pandemic? After fighting the deadly coronavirus for over four years, the world is now dealing with the fears of the Mpox virus outbreak. Mpox Virus ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently confirmed that India is currently grappling with the largest Chandipura virus (CHPV) outbreak seen in the past two decades. This concerning ...

The ministry's proactive measures are part of a broader strategy to prevent the virus from entering and spreading within the country, according to a report by the Press Trust of India. The ...

Mpox Virus Outbreak LIVE Updates: Is India ready to face another COVID-like pandemic situation? Here is how the country is preparing. Mpox Virus Outbreak LIVE Updates: India has sounded an alarm ...

The virus, which was previously limited to isolated areas, is now approaching India as Pakistan has already reported initial cases. Photo Gallery: Vaccine to First Symptoms, 6 Essential Things to ...

The current research on frozen viruses like Claverie's 'zombie' virus is helping scientists understand more about how these ancient viruses function and whether, or not, they could potentially ...

Chandipura virus spread quickly in India, alarming health experts. Rajasthan detected its first case after Gujarat's 51 cases. The Rajasthan Medical and Health Department issued an advisory for ...

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French scientists have revived a 48,500-year-old zombie virus buried under a frozen lake in Russia until now! According to New York Post, French scientists have sparked fears of yet another ...

The WHO recommended vector control and protection against the bites of sandflies, mosquitoes and ticks to prevent the further spread of Chandipura virus. The WHO has recently said the current ...