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September 9, 2024

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India suspects first case of mpox from New Delhi: Health Ministry

Listen to the article The Union Health Ministry announced the identification of a suspected mpox case in India on Sunday “A young male patient, who recently traveled from a country currently experiencing mpox transmission, was identified as a suspected mpox case,” the ministry said. The patient has been placed in isolation and is reported to be stable. According to the ministry, samples have been sent for testing. Sources say the patient is currently in the isolation ward at Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi. “The development of this case is in line with the previous risk assessment conducted by the NCDC (National

One dead from the Nipah virus in Kerala, India

KOCHI: Authorities in the southern Indian state of Kerala are taking precautionary measures after a 14-year-old boy died of the Nipah virus and 60 people were placed in the high-risk category, the state’s health minister said on Sunday. Parts of Kerala are among those most at risk globally from outbreaks of the virus, a Reuters survey showed last year. Nipah, which comes from fruit bats and animals such as pigs, can cause a fatal fever that causes swelling of the brain in humans. Nipah has been classified as a priority pathogen by the World Health Organization (WHO) due to its

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