There is a risk of dengue fever complications on the brain
Medical experts in Ho Chi Minh City warn that there is evidence that Dengue virus can enter the brain causing encephalitis called brain dengue fever.
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Medical experts in Ho Chi Minh City warn that there is evidence that Dengue virus can enter the brain causing encephalitis called brain dengue fever.
Dengue fever (SXH) can occur year-round and often breaks out strongly, easily spreads into epidemics when air humidity increases. According to the theory of aerodynamics…
According to Deputy Director of Preventive Medicine Center Nguyen Dac Tho, the first two months of the year have more than 1,200 cases of dengue fever. The number of peo…
Through research, it was found that the development of dengue dengue (dengue) disease has a cycle. In Vietnam every 3-5 years, dengue is a major epidemic. The disease oc…
At this time, in many localities across the country, outbreaks of outbreaks are strong such as export fever, blood, measles, mumps, chickenpox ... The area of the Meko…
News from the Ministry of Health said that by February 26, 20 southern provinces had dengue outbreaks with about 400 cases. The most affected provinces and cities are HC…
At the conference on reviewing the prevention and control activities in the southern region in Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City Pasteur Institute said that dengue feve…
Last week, there were 2 cases of hospitalization of national infectious and tropical diseases, tests that were positive for H1N1 flu, and had dengue fever.
Before complicated developments of dengue epidemic, on the morning of November 1, Da Nang City People's Committee had a meeting with departments and agencies to implemen…
In October, Ho Chi Minh City had 2,054 cases of dengue fever (dengue), an increase of 50% over the same period last year and nearly doubled compared to August 2010.
2016 is about to pass with many difficulties and gloom all over the world. However, for the science and technology world, 2016 has a lot of very promising breakthroughs,…
In the near future, doctors may only need 10 minutes to identify a patient with dengue fever.
Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are investigating a new phone application that may be the solution to the current severe dengue sta…