K.K. Rajaram, the District Medical Officer of Kozhikode, has issued a public alert against the Nipah infection following two recent cases in nearby districts.

Surveillance and medical protocols are in place, but environmental factors for the epidemic reappearing regularly cannot be ruled out.

Three people in Spokane County are receiving treatment after exposure to a rabid bat. This is the second rabies case in bats ...

Kerala Health Minister Veena George chaired a review meeting regarding the prevention of the Nipah virus at the Collectorate Conference Hall in Malappuram. There are 461 people in the Nipah contact ...

Tests have identified Nipah virus in two patients from India’s Kerala state, one of them an 18-year-old woman from Malappuram ...

Scientists in China have raised "urgent concerns" after discovering at least 20 never-before-seen viruses in bats that live in orchards near human ...

Kozhikode: District Medical Officer Dr R Rajaram has advised the public and Health workers to remain alert to potential cases ...

It is necessary to initiate a robust One Health programme that will weigh not just Nipah but also other pathogens that are capable of zoonotic spillover ...

Nipah virus cases recorded in Kerala. Kerala recorded two cases of the Nipah virus in Malappuram district as of Friday last ...

Fish and Game is reminding the public to leave wild animals alone after a person became sick after being bitten by a wild ...

After the detection of two Nipah Virus cases in Kerala, the Central Surveillance Unit is vigilant, potentially deploying a ...