japanese encephalitis

Japanese encephalitis can lead to fever, headache, mental disorders, spasms in the neck and spine, and muscle weakness.

There is considerable indirect evidence of Japanese microbiologists' association with the encephalitis epidemic in the Soviet Union.

Japanese encephalitis is an acute infectious disease because a virus has an affinity for brain tissue. The disease often leaves serious sequelae and high mortality rates.

The time between June and October every year is the peak of Japanese encephalitis. This is a high-risk disease in the summer of all ages if it has not been vaccinated.

July is considered the peak of Japanese encephalitis with multiple hospitalizations across the country, which can lead to death or severe sequelae.

Every day, the pediatric department of Bach Mai Hospital (Hanoi) has 7-8 children diagnosed with meningitis, increasing more than the same period last year.

July is the peak of Japanese encephalitis. From the beginning of the season until now, the National Hospital of Pediatrics recorded 46 cases, of which Hanoi was the most with 15

Just recently, the outbreak of the type of a dangerous virus West Nile virus has infected hundreds of people, 26 people died, causing concern for the people.

Indian health experts on August 24 said at least 200 babies were killed by Japanese outbreak of encephalitis in northern India.