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Zika threat in India: WHO report confirms 3 cases were detected in Ahmedabad in January, govt says no need to panic

Zika threat in India: WHO report confirms 3 cases were detected in Ahmedabad in January, govt says no need to panic Zika threat in India: WHO report confirms 3 cases were detected in Ahmedabad in January, govt says no need to panic According To A World Health Organisation (WHO) Report, Three Laboratory-confirmed Cases Of The Zika Virus Disease Were Been Reported By The Ministry Of Health And Family Welfare In Bapunagar Area In Ahmedabad. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Nabanita Chakorborty | Updated on: 27 May 2017, 10:29:04 PM New Delhi: Three cases of Zika virus were reported in Ahmedabad in January this year, the A WHO report citing Union health ministry said on Saturday.

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Sting operation: How Odisha s Malkangiri controlled malaria

Sting operation: How Odisha s Malkangiri controlled malaria
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Yadgir district to launch second round of Mass Drug Administration with Triple Drug – IBC World News

Yadgir district to launch second round of Mass Drug Administration with Triple Drug – IBC World News
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No integration in India s disease data collection systems: Niti Aayog

No integration in India s disease data collection systems: Niti Aayog
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Explained: Plasmodium ovale and other types of malaria

Explained: Plasmodium ovale and other types of malaria The soldier in Kerala is believed to have contracted Plasmodium ovale during his posting in Sudan, from where he returned nearly a year ago, and where Plasmodium ovale is endemic. Updated: December 13, 2020 8:44:16 am Malaria is caused by the bite of the female Anopheles mosquito, if the mosquito itself is infected with a malarial parasite. (Source: Wikimedia Commons) A not very common type of malaria, Plasmodium ovale, has been identified in a jawan in Kerala. The soldier is believed to have contracted it during his posting in Sudan, from where he returned nearly a year ago, and where Plasmodium ovale is endemic.

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