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Karnataka has experienced a significant increase in dog bite incidents, with an average of 596 cases per day in the first nine months of 2023. This marks a 34% and 37% rise compared to 2022 and 2021, respectively. However, the number of rabies-related deaths in the state has decreased, with only two confirmed deaths in 2023 compared to 15 in the previous year. Medical experts emphasize the importance of preventive measures, such as thorough wound cleaning and rabies treatment.

Bangalore Mirror had published a story – Glove affair – on March 17, 2023, about how the KSMSCL failed to check the quality of those surgical gloves and how it led to doctors suffering from dermatitis and allergic reactions. The doctors requested the Medical Superintendent to change the brand of surgical gloves that they were using in labour room and operation theaters.

With monsoon getting active in the month of July, there is a sharp rise in dengue cases reported in Bengaluru.

Those unvaccinated are also 10 times more likely to be hospitalised than those who are vaccinated.

Karnataka Health Commissioner D. Randeep has clarified that there is no reason to panic on the detection of new Covid variant AY 4.2 in the state.