A workshop on snakebite management organised by the Foundation for People-Centric Health Systems (FPHS) was held at Dr Ram ...

A school teacher from a community school in Deukhuri, Dang, died of a snakebite on Monday. According to the District Police ...

The number of snakebite cases has risen substantially following recent floods in Odisha, with the Health Department taking ...

At least 25 snakebite cases have been reported in South Sudan’s Ruweng Administrative Area between May and July, ...

Scientists in Denmark are developing AI-designed antivenoms to help address the global 5.4 million annual snakebite victims, per World Health Organization estimates. Kristy Kilburn reports.

Snakebite is neglected for two reasons. First, it kills fewer people than other tropical diseases. Second, it affects the poorest people in the poorest parts of poor countries.

Discover how experts in India are revolutionizing snakebite treatment and research to save lives and protect communities.

Global estimates of snakebite deaths have ranged from 50,000 to 125,000; in India alone, they have varied from 11,000 to 50,000 1. Snakebite crisis gets US$100-million boost for better antivenoms ...

Bengaluru: Months after declaring snakebite as a notifiable disease, Karnataka has achieved a significant milestone in ...

Kerala government delays implementing snakebite notifiable disease classification, risking ambitious goal of eliminating ...

The world is facing a growing snakebite crisis — and there's a serious shortage of antivenom By Kevin Loria Sep 5, 2016, 12:00 PM PT ...

T'puram: A project will be developed in collaboration with health department to locally produce and distribute antivenom for snakebite treatment, fore.