Encephalitis kills 22

Shut off

Court passes order against noise pollution

On the prowl

Insecticides are being used to control a virus in the US

White death

Data-wise

A database is imperative, yet is nowhere in sight

Aerial raid on mosquitoes

Bytes

CAG bares Orissa muck

Flays state government for inadequate, dirty water supply

New diagnostic kit distinguishes between dengue & chikungunya virus.

Eastern UP's encephalitis menace

Knowledge of medicines by indigenous communities receding

A dogged problem

Reiki for tigress

Punjab takes precautions for mealy bug attack

Pests ruin paddy on 89,000 ha

The how, why of music therapy

Warm winter may affect crops

‘India has not given due attention to food-borne infections’

Neelam Taneja is a professor at the Department of Medical Microbiology and in-charge of the enteric laboratory at Post Graduate Institute of …

Apocalyptic skies: Canadian wildfires posing huge health risks

Estimated 115 million people impacted; health dangers shocking indictment of failures over climate change, says Amnesty International

Easy to switch: Here is why India’s dairy farmers should shift to ethnoveterinary medicines

Low-cost ethnoveterinary medicines can help curb the use of antibiotics in Indian dairy sector and combat the overlooked pandemic of …

Ground report: Tanzania’s sanitation battle is just half won

Part 1: CSE team finds awareness campaign for toilets is not enough, correct designs are needed as well 

Long COVID: Here’s what we can learn from chronic sequelae of other infectious diseases

Long COVID-like conditions were recorded in patients of ebola, polio and chikungunya as well

Prevention better than cure: Why World Bank bats for One Health to combat pandemics

Report finds cost of prevention a third of fighting off pandemic as pace of emerging infectious outbreaks increase

Mysterious maladies: The enduring battle of autoimmune patients against information gap amid COVID-19

Fresh cases reported post vaccination; many suffered relapse after discontinuing medication out of fear

World Heart Day: Why India needs clear front-of-pack warnings on food items

Not all consumers understand what’s written on the packet because it is not written in the language they understand. Many do not read the label