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Amid reports of Mpox cases in Sweden, and Pakistan, an infectious disease expert on Friday urged health authorities to begin screening for the deadly infectious disease at key airports in India to help curb the spread.

Expert urges health officials to begin screening for Mpox at airports in India

China's Health Ministry has tried to calm people's concerns by saying that the rise in respiratory illnesses throughout the nation is not caused by a new virus.

'Reminiscence of COVID': China's Mysterious Respiratory Infections Raise Global Concerns

Top official sources in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said the WHO alerted the Drugs Controller General of India (DGCI) about the cough syrup on the 29th of September

Explained: What is Cough Syrup Row which WHO linked to the deaths of 66 children in The Gambia with Made in India syrups

Among the finest Ayurvedic Doctors in the city, Dr. Satnam Singh is known for offering a number of medical facilities.

“Ayurveda has all the powers to cure all kinds of diseases,” says Dr. Satnam Singh

Dr. Ruche Bhargava is an adept Obstetrician and Gynaecologist; she is renowned for effectively dealing with  complicated cases.

“Egg freezing is especially useful for females who are choosing to marry late or suffering from Cancer,” says Dr. Ruche Bhargava

Dr. Mehra, Clinical Professor of Pathology at Michigan Medicine, shared insights on one of the most fatal disease to affect the human body.

“Definitely, Cancer will have a vaccine in the future,” says Dr. Rohit Mehra

Dr. Nikhar Mahajan is among the finest Paediatricians in the city and is known for offering excellent patient care.

"Bacteria and Viruses are active at this time due to which children easily catch viral," says Dr. Nikhar

With early detection and appropriate antibiotics, TB is treatable.

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