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Health Ministry Asks States, UTs To Ensure Health Facilities Update Info On Heat-Related Illnesses, Deaths On Portal

New Delhi, Feb 28: Amid unusual rise in temperatures in some places ahead of the summer season, the Union health ministry has written to all states and Union territories, asking them to ensure that all their health facilities update information on heat-related illnesses and deaths on the designated portal.Drawing attention to “National Action Plan on

Heatwave advisory issued in view of unusual high temperature in some parts of India

Noxious air sinks life expectancy by 10 yrs, yet action plans remain a wish-list

India is the world's second most polluted country. Air pollution shortens the average life expectancy in the country by five years, relative to what it would be if the World Health Organization (WHO) guideline fine particulate pollution .

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Need for enhancing public health preparedness to combat threat of Monkeypox: Dr Purohit

Uniindia: Kolkata, July 25 (UNI) There is an urgent need for enhancing public health preparedness to combat threat of Monkeypox as more than 16,000 cases of the disease have now been reported from 75 countries and there have been five deaths so far as a result of the outbreak.

Heatwave in India: Health Ministry tells states to disseminate guidelines of 'National Action Plan on Heat-Related Illnesses' to all districts

Heatwave in India: Health Ministry tells states to disseminate guidelines of 'National Action Plan on Heat-Related Illnesses' to all districts

Implementing NPCCHH programme: Health department to join IMC, MPPCB to mitigate climate change effect

‘We will coordinate with other departments and to spread awareness about climate change and human health,’ says CMHO.

Climate change and health - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Dr Richa Mahajan, Dr Rajiv K Gupta Climate change is a critical public health problem that, in addition to introducing new pests and pathogens into communities, makes many existing diseases and conditions worse. Climate change points to an increase in sea surface temperature, increase in severity of extreme weather events, rising sea levels, melting of glaciers, declining air quality and increase in greenhouse gas emissions. We have still not been able to forget the devastating effects of Kashmir floods (2014), […]

Centre offers update on various environmental problems bugging India

Govt opens genome sequencing national reference lab for AMR