Delhi govt advisory details the tests hospitals should be ready to conduct, and directs physicians to give antiviral oseltamivir to all Covid patients if there’s a flu outbreak.
Ministry tells physicians to keep a ‘high index of suspicion’ and ‘constant awareness’ of the possibility of co-infections of seasonal diseases with Covid-19.
Andhra govt data shows cases of seasonal diseases like dengue, typhoid, acute diarrhoea & malaria fell 97.4%, 96%, 81.7% and 50.4%, respectively, after the sanitation drive.
Wolbachia trial carried out in Indonesia by scientists from World Mosquito Program of Monash University, Australia, & Universitas Gadjah Mada follows a decade of research.
The state govt had carried out a similar campaign last year. According to a municipal report, at least 48 malaria and 41 dengue cases have been reported in Delhi till 15 August.
Bengal has started to see dengue infection in Covid patients. Doctors say they need to be very alert while handling co-infection cases. Mamata govt has issued guidelines.
Singapore reported an average of 165 cases a day in the week through 13 June, a record which authorities said may herald the largest dengue outbreak in its history.
Sun Pharma said human safety study of AQCH already completed, clinical trials will be conducted across 12 centres on 210 patients. The treatment duration will be 10 days.
Indian sampradayas have to institutionalise their knowledge and boil it down to essentials for transmission and proselytisation if they are to compete with the major Abrahamic sects.
On 4 November 2025, NCLAT bench, comprising Chairperson Justice Ashok Bhushan and Member Arun Baroka, noted that WhatsApp and Meta are distinct legal entities.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
The insect repellent market is now witnessing a new trend for anti-mosquito clothing. Anti-mosquito clothing is a personal protection technology wherein the fabric is treated with insecticide during its manufacturing. The garment itself is a physical barrier but the insecticide provides an additional repelling and knock-down effect, minimizing the potential of mosquito biting. The apparel proves to be more effective than other mosquito repellent products.
Clothing can be treated using repellents to prevent insects from contacting your skin with quick-acting insecticides of pyrethroid group such as permethrin. The compound does not repel the insects but lets them contact the fabric and irritates or kills them before they can feed. What makes the insect repellent clothing so preferable is that unlike skin application products, it reduces the chances of allergic reactions. These garments ensure limited contact with human skin and offer strong adherence to fabric fibres.
Permethrin is the commonly used insecticide for fabric impregnation, which produces both knock-down effect and repellent effect. The insecticide kills the mosquito by impairing the nervous system of the mosquito upon absorption. The insecticide has a low toxicity to human which makes it suitable for impregnation.
Bug Repellent Clothing
The insect repellent market is now witnessing a new trend for anti-mosquito clothing. Anti-mosquito clothing is a personal protection technology wherein the fabric is treated with insecticide during its manufacturing. The garment itself is a physical barrier but the insecticide provides an additional repelling and knock-down effect, minimizing the potential of mosquito biting. The apparel proves to be more effective than other mosquito repellent products.
Clothing can be treated using repellents to prevent insects from contacting your skin with quick-acting insecticides of pyrethroid group such as permethrin. The compound does not repel the insects but lets them contact the fabric and irritates or kills them before they can feed. What makes the insect repellent clothing so preferable is that unlike skin application products, it reduces the chances of allergic reactions. These garments ensure limited contact with human skin and offer strong adherence to fabric fibres.
Permethrin is the commonly used insecticide for fabric impregnation, which produces both knock-down effect and repellent effect. The insecticide kills the mosquito by impairing the nervous system of the mosquito upon absorption. The insecticide has a low toxicity to human which makes it suitable for impregnation.