according to a new report on health inequality. health has stopped improving. health inequalities are increasing, and the recommendations that we made ten years ago are not being acted on, and acting on them would create better societies. campaigners against sexual violence have welcomed the guilty verdicts in the case against former hollywood producer, harvey weinstein, as he is taken to hospital on his way to prison. stop building houses on flood plains in england unless it s absolutely necessary. that s the warning from the head of the environment agency. violence has worsened in parts of the indian capital, delhi, overshadowing a visit by president trump, who s announced a $3 billion military deal with the country. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the health secretary has told the bbc that uk residents returning from areas in northern italy currently on lockdown because of coronavirus, and since febraury 19th, should self isolate and seek advice from the nhs. t
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A recent study conducted in India challenges the common belief that dengue becomes severe only during secondary infections. Published in Nature Medicine, the research reveals that the first bout of dengue can be equally life-threatening. Led by researchers at the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB) in New Delhi, the study analyzed severe dengue cases in children, showing that more than half were attributed to primary infections.