Dengue and malaria: How the mosquito-borne diseases continue to plague India

India needs to ramp up testing and collect better data on the prevalence of these diseases, say experts.

Related Keywords

India ,Malaysia ,United States ,Mumbai ,Maharashtra ,Hyderabad ,Andhra Pradesh ,Odisha ,Orissa ,Iran ,Tamil Nadu ,El Salvador ,China ,Mohali ,Madhya Pradesh ,Thiruvananthapuram ,Kerala ,Telangana ,Chhattisgarh ,American ,Bharat Agarwal ,South East Asia ,Lok Sabha ,Chandrakant Lahariya ,Rakhal Gaitonde ,Ambarish Dutta ,National Vector Borne Diseases Control Programme ,Union Territories ,Observer Research Foundation ,National Health Profile ,Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute For Medical Sciences ,World Health Organization ,Indian Council Of Medical Research ,Disease Surveillance Programme ,Health Management Information System ,Technology In Thiruvananthapuram ,Public Health Foundation Of India ,Chitra Tirunal Institute ,Medical Sciences ,Malaria Control Project ,Vector Borne Diseases Control Programme ,World Malaria Day ,Aedes Aegypti ,Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever ,Health Profile ,National Vector Borne Diseases Control ,Vital Registration ,Medical Certi ,Apollo Hospital ,Indian Council ,Public Health Foundation ,West Bengal ,Observer Research ,Aedes Aegyptimosquito ,American Journal ,Tropical Medicine ,Indoor Residual Spraying ,Long Lasting Insecticidal Nets ,Case Management Project ,Health ,Vector Borne Diseases ,Healthcare ,Dengue ,Malaria ,Mosquito Diseases ,