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MOH observes Neglected Tropical Disease Day

MOH observes Neglected Tropical Disease Day
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India on the verge of eliminating black fever kala-azar

India on the verge of eliminating black fever kala-azar
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India on the verge of eliminating kala-azar, second deadliest parasitic disease | Health

Amidst global efforts to combat tropical diseases, India s progress in eliminating kala-azar, the second deadliest parasitic disease after malaria, stands out. | Health

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New Delhi: India on the Brink of Eradicating Black Fever (Kala-Azar)

Progress in Eliminating Second Deadliest Parasitic Disease After Malaria Stands Out Globally

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India on the verge of eliminating black fever kala-azar

When Sishu Kumari started working as a rural health worker in 2008, there were 33,000 cases of kala-azar, or black fever, in India.

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