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Tuberculosis treatment

06 Apr 2023

Tuberculosis Management And Recovery- Can Naturopathy Help? Expert Shares All

Tuberculosis is caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium which affect the lungs In 2019, India has the highest incidence of tuberculosis in the world Naturopathy can aid in providing patients with considerable therapeutic advantages

09 Dec 2017

A 'momentous achievement': India now free of infective trachoma, says Nadda

The minister said that the survey findings indicate that the active trachoma infection has been eliminated among children in all the survey districts with overall prevalence of only 0.7 percent.

29 Jul 2017

Scientists developing tool to help differentiate between bacterial and viral infections

Researchers identified 11 genetic markers in blood that accurately distinguished between viral and bacterial infections.

Bacterial infections

02 May 2017

Researchers develop paper-based clothes to fight bacterial infections

Researchers have invented an inexpensive and effective way to sanitise surfaces.

Bacterial infections

26 Oct 2016

How cranberries help fight harmful bacterial infections!

A new research has found that cranberry extract has the potential to interrupt communication between harmful bacteria, thus stopping spread of infections and paving way to developing alternative approaches in controlling infections.

Bacterial infections

27 Sep 2016

With regular physical activities say bye to bacterial infections!

The risk of viral infections is known to be affected by physical activity, but little information was available regarding the more serious infections caused by bacteria.

06 Sep 2016

Watery eyes? Get relief now using these simple home remedies!

Watering eyes can be very irritating and can cause blurred vision, sore eyelids and sticky eyes.

20 Aug 2016

Getting tattoos in unhygienic setting ups infection risk

While more young men and women are getting inked today than ever, researchers have warned that bacterial infections may happen in up to five per cent of cases, especially when the tattooing was carried out in unhygienic settings.

23 Feb 2016

WHO seeks measures against declining efficacy of antibiotics

According to the WHO, when an antibiotic is used, bacteria that can resist that antibiotic have a greater chance of survival than those that are susceptible.

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