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HIV Treatment Dropouts Rise in India, Data Shows

New NACO data reveals a worrying rise in HIV patients dropping out of treatment in India, with over 20,000 lost in 2024-25. Experts call for urgent action to retain patients in care programs.

36 HIV Cases Found in West Champaran's Bagaha

36 individuals, including 3 children, diagnosed with HIV in Bagaha, West Champaran. Authorities provide financial aid and urge testing. Learn about support schemes and prevention.

4 Thalassemia Kids HIV+ in MP Hospital Probe

Four children with thalassemia test HIV-positive at a Satna hospital, sparking a probe into blood transfusion safety. Deputy CM vows zero tolerance for negligence. Read details.

New Clade Ib Mpox Strain Detected in UK

A new, potentially more severe strain of mpox, Clade Ib, has been identified in England. While the UKHSA says public risk remains low, experts are monitoring it closely due to higher historical fatality rates. Know the symptoms.

Glanders Outbreak Puts Bengaluru, Mysuru Horse Racing in Jeopardy

A glanders outbreak has hit Karnataka's racing scene, with five horses testing positive. The highly contagious disease now jeopardizes upcoming races in Bengaluru and Mysuru, following disruptions in Hyderabad and Chennai. Read for full details.

First HIV Cases Found in Karnataka Student Hostel

Karnataka records first HIV-positive cases among male hostel students. Officials report a significant annual rise in infections among men who have sex with men (MSM). Learn the reasons and state response.

DR Congo Ebola Outbreak Officially Declared Over

The Democratic Republic of Congo ends its 16th Ebola outbreak. Health officials confirm 45 deaths out of 64 cases. Read how a revamped surveillance system helped achieve control.

Jharkhand reports 1,139 new HIV cases from April-Oct

Jharkhand's HIV testing reveals 1,139 positives among 1.47 lakh people. East Singhbhum leads with 206 cases. Over 86 pregnant women tested positive. Officials stress on fighting stigma and improving care.

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