India Approves First Dengue Vaccine QDENGA For Ages 4-60, No Pre-Vaccination Tests Required

India Approves First Dengue Vaccine QDENGA For Ages 4-60, No Pre-Vaccination Tests Required

Last Updated:July 20, 2026, 1:12 PM IST India has approved its first dengue vaccine after DCGI granted market authorisation to Takeda’s QDENGA. The vaccine is approved for people aged 4-60 years. Takeda’s QDENGA has become the first dengue vaccine approved in India after receiving market authorisation from the DCGI (Photo: Reuters) India has approved its…

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Video | मिशन: ज़ीरो डेंगू डेथ्स, डरे नहीं, लक्षण पहचानें, जान बचाएं | Dengue Symptoms | Dengue Treatment

Video | मिशन: ज़ीरो डेंगू डेथ्स, डरे नहीं, लक्षण पहचानें, जान बचाएं | Dengue Symptoms | Dengue Treatment

In this special initiative of Takeda India and NDTV, leading medical experts of the country are explaining how dengue spreads, what are the initial symptoms, what are the misconceptions and what important steps we can take to prevent deaths due to dengue. Source link [ad_3]

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खबर हटके- मच्छर मारने के लिए चल रही स्पेशल ट्रेन:  ₹4 हजार का चेक ₹76 लाख में बिका; जानिए ऐसी ही 5 रोचक खबरे

खबर हटके- मच्छर मारने के लिए चल रही स्पेशल ट्रेन: ₹4 हजार का चेक ₹76 लाख में बिका; जानिए ऐसी ही 5 रोचक खबरे

12 minutes agoAuthor: Pranshu Singh Copy link These days, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, along with the Indian Railways, is running a special train to kill mosquitoes. At the same time, a check of 4 thousand rupees was sold for 76 lakh rupees. So this was today’s interesting news, tomorrow you will meet again with…

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Monsoon 2025 Dengue Alert: How To Protect Yourself From Mosquito Bites And Stay Disease-Free

Monsoon 2025 Dengue Alert: How To Protect Yourself From Mosquito Bites And Stay Disease-Free

As the monsoon season sets in across India, the risk of mosquito-borne diseases, particularly dengue, escalates significantly. Dengue is transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which thrives in stagnant water—a common occurrence during the rainy season.  With rising temperatures and extended monsoons due to climate change, dengue has become a year-round concern in South Asia….

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