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IAV develops Dengue Early Warning System to forecast dengue trends (opens the original)
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Scientists at the Institute of Advanced Virology (IAV) are developing a dengue forecasting system that integrates epidemiological and weather data on a machine-learning platform to predict dengue incidence trends in advance. The aim is to help public health managers plan resource allocation and preventive measures proactively, rather than responding only after outbreaks occur. Climate factors are important early warning indicators for dengue because they directly influence the biology of the Aed
Dog vaccination could save more lives than routine child PrEP in Keralam, says study (opens the original)
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Intensifying vaccination of dogs and ensuring that people bitten by dogs receive timely and complete rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) could save far more lives in Keralam than routine pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) vaccination of children, according to a new modelling study on the cost-effectiveness of rabies interventions. The study, published in The Lancet Regional Health – Southeast Asia, estimates that routine childhood PrEP—vaccinating children against rabies before any animal exposu
Doctors question the need to register again for National Medical Register (opens the original)
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The National Medical Commission’s plan to create a National Medical Register (NMR), is running into rough weather again as doctors are questioning why medical practitioners are being made to pay a fee and register again for entry into the NMR when their database is already available with respective State Medical Councils. The question assumes significance as the Ethics and Medical Registration Board (EMRB) of the National Medical Commission (NMC) is moving to amend the Registration of Medical Pr
Fading fear of HIV puts focus on rising STI risks among youth in Keralam (opens the original)
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HIV is no longer a word that frightens young people. For a generation that has grown up seeing HIV transformed from a feared death sentence into a manageable chronic condition, the virus no longer carries the deterrent power it once did. But the fading fear of HIV is confronting Keralam with a new public-health challenge. Changing sexual behaviour, gaps in information and awareness, and growing substance use are increasingly putting young people at risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
ICMR study identifies well water as major risk factor for amoebic meningoencephalitis in Keralam (opens the original)
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The first joint field-level study by the Keralam Health Department and experts from the Indian Council of Medical Research’s National Institute of Epidemiology in Chennai to describe the epidemiology of amoebic meningoencephalitis (AME) cases reported in Kerala in 2025, has identified exposure to natural water bodies and the use of non-chlorinated water for bathing and other domestic purposes as significant risk factors, providing the first epidemiological evidence from the State on potentially
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