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Chandipura virus: Why kids are most vulnerable?

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Gujarat experiences a surge in acute encephalitis from the Chandipura virus, discovered in 1965, with 75 deaths and 84 cases since June 2024. This vir

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Gujarat experiences a surge in acute encephalitis from the Chandipura virus, discovered in 1965, with 75 deaths and 84 cases since June 2024. This virus primarily affects children, transmitted by Phlebotomus sandflies. With severe symptoms and a high fatality rate, prevention during peak transmission periods and limiting outdoor activities are essential. NIV Pune confirmed 9 cases.

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