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Dengue claims 6 lives in a day The Daily Star, Bangladesh14:05Bangladesh
In the last 4 hours
In the last 6 hours
In the last 8 hours
Two more dengue deaths reported Trinidad & Tobago Guardian Online16:35
Earlier today
2 die of dengue The Daily Star, Bangladesh10:22
Dengue patients on rise: DSCC administrator Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha10:02
Yesterday
Three more die from dengue The Daily Star, Bangladesh14:50 19-Sep-24
More dengue fever hits Los Angeles County The Washington Times11:37 19-Sep-24
Three dengue patients die, 887 hospitalized in last 24 hrs Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha10:45 19-Sep-24
3 die of dengue The Daily Star, Bangladesh10:25 19-Sep-24
Poor dengue response is increasing the risk The Daily Star, Bangladesh10:07 19-Sep-24
In the last 7 days
Dengue spreading in LA County FOX 11 Los Angeles21:19 18-Sep-24
Daily dengue count down 38%from Aug, 65% from July The Times of India14:46 18-Sep-24
Dengue claims 6 lives in a day The Daily Star, Bangladesh14:05 18-Sep-24
Six die of dengue in a day The Daily Star, Bangladesh10:11 18-Sep-24
Dengue under control, says BBMP Deccan Herald18:24 17-Sep-24
Dengue deaths still at 16 according to latest update Trinidad & Tobago Guardian Online17:14 17-Sep-24
Dengue Warriors honoured The Times of India14:34 17-Sep-24
Five die of dengue in a single day The Daily Star, Bangladesh14:03 17-Sep-24
Dengue: 5 die, 872 hospitalised in a day The Daily Star, Bangladesh11:30 17-Sep-24
Dengue Failure The Nation01:41 17-Sep-24
Finally, dengue cases are dropping in Bengaluru Bangalore Mirror20:51 16-Sep-24
Dengue in Italy (Update 2) Fit for Travel (Press Release)09:43 16-Sep-24
One dengue patient dies, 264 hospitalized in last 24 hrs Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha09:08 16-Sep-24
One dengue patient dies, 486 hospitalized Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha09:14 15-Sep-24
One dies of dengue The Daily Star, Bangladesh08:05 15-Sep-24
Will dengue be even more fatal this year? The Daily Star, Bangladesh01:05 14-Sep-24
Health Ministry: People not taking dengue fight seriously enough Trinidad & Tobago Guardian Online19:12 13-Sep-24
Increase in cases of rare dengue complication: Docs The Times of India18:50 13-Sep-24
Dengue claimed at least 20 lives over last 12 days The Daily Star, Bangladesh14:37 13-Sep-24
Dengue in Italy (Update 1) Fit for Travel (Press Release)09:27 13-Sep-24
Dengue in France (Update 5) Fit for Travel (Press Release)06:44 13-Sep-24
Data: Dengue fever cases in Iran rise to 184 Iran Front Page05:32 13-Sep-24
In the last month
Dengue cases cross 300-mark in Panchkula The Times of India19:11 12-Sep-24
One dengue patient dies, 561 hospitalized in last 24 hrs Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha11:02 12-Sep-24
Dengue in the USA: California Fit for Travel (Press Release)05:08 12-Sep-24
California officials confirm local dengue case Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy16:17 11-Sep-24
Honduras: MSF responds to dengue emergency in Cortés department Doctors Without Borders (Press Release)15:21 11-Sep-24
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Latest news on dengue fever, a viral illness transmitted by mosquitoes. It is found in tropical and subtropical regions of the world, especially in urban and semi-urban areas. Symptoms of dengue fever include high fever, severe headache, joint and muscle pain, and rash. In severe cases, it can lead to dengue hemorrhagic fever, which can be fatal. There is no specific treatment for dengue fever and no vaccine to prevent it.

Alphabet's life sciences unit, Verily, claimed in 2023 that it could make Singapore the first dengue-free country in the tropics if the government decides to use its technology to tackle the mosquito-borne disease. The company has been conducting field trials in Singapore, in partnership with the National Environment Agency, using Wolbachia-Aedes mosquitoes to suppress the population of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, which transmit dengue fever. The NEA has reported up to 98% suppression of the Aedes aegypti population and an 88% reduction in dengue cases after at least one year of releases under Project Wolbachia.


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