Outbreak & Situation Updates

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Aug 4

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Aug 2

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Aug 1

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Jul 31

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Jul 30

2024_07_29_Dengue Situation Update

2024_07_29_Dengue Situation Update

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2024_07_29_Dengue Situation Update
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Jul 30

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Jul 28

2024_07_26_Dengue Situation Update

2024_07_26_Dengue Situation Update

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Jul 24

2024_07_22_Dengue Situation Update

2024_07_22_Dengue Situation Update

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2024_07_22_Dengue Situation Update
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Jul 20

2024_07_19_Dengue Situation Update

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Jul 19

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Latest Publications

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Oct 13

National Guideline on Suicide Risk Assessment and Management 2083

It is the National Guideline on Suicide Risk Assessment and Management 2083.

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National Guideline on Suicide Risk Assessment and Management 2083
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Sep 28

National Guideline on Diagnosis, Management and Prevention of Scrub Typhus in Nepal

Scrub typhus is a vector-borne disease caused by a bacteria Orientia tsutsugamushi and transmitted to humans through the bites of infected larval mites (chiggers). The causative organism, Orientia tsutsugamushi is an obligate intracellular gram-negative bacterium of the genus Orientia, order Rickettsiales within the Rickettsiaceae family. The recently identified Orientia chuto species in United Arab Emirates is another human pathogen causing scrub typhus.

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National Guideline on Diagnosis, Management and Prevention of Scrub Typhus in Nepal
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Sep 9

Revised LPEP Guideline

Revised guideline for LPEP.

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Revised LPEP Guideline