| investigation of an epidemic of reye's syndrome in northern region of india. | to determine the extent, epidemiological and clinical features of an epidemic of non-inflammatory encephalopathy in northern region of india. | 1999 | 10745330 |
| prevalence of japanese encephalitis and west nile viral infections in pig population in and around chandigarh. | a study on sero prevalence of japanese encephalitis (je) and west nile (wn) viruses in pigs was carried out in and around chandigarh. a total of 158 blood samples collected (june, 1995-march, 1996) from batches of pigs were screened for antibodies against je and wn viral antigens by haemagglutination inhibition and complement fixation tests. in chandigarh out of 13 pigs, 5 had je and one wn hai antibodies. similarly, the sera of 14 and 1 pigs in punjab and 29 and 3 pigs in haryana were positive ... | 1999 | 10810598 |
| climate change and threat of vector-borne diseases in india: are we prepared? | it is unequivocal that climate change is happening and is likely to expand the geographical distribution of several vector-borne diseases, including malaria and dengue etc. to higher altitudes and latitudes. india is endemic for six major vector-borne diseases (vbd) namely malaria, dengue, chikungunya, filariasis, japanese encephalitis and visceral leishmaniasis. over the years, there has been reduction in the incidence of almost all the diseases except chikungunya which has re-emerged since 200 ... | 2010 | 20155369 |