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India is currently grappling with a significant issue as Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra top the charts as the leading dengue hotspots in the country, according to a report. The exact source and publication date of the report are not specified.
While no new information about India's other dengue hotspots or the FAST Walk system is provided, it's worth noting that the Madras Dyslexia Association has developed a toolkit called 'Count on Me'. This toolkit is designed to support children, but further details about its purpose remain unclear.
In a separate development, Canon Medical Systems India has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute. However, the details of this MoU are not specified in the report.
On a different note, funding for Indian pharma and healthcare dropped by a staggering 82% to $47 million in August 2025. This significant decrease in funding could potentially impact the country's healthcare sector.
The FAST Walk system, a technology being evaluated for neuromodulation-assisted gait recovery in chronic stroke, is currently under evaluation by the EH News Bureau. More details about this evaluation are awaited.
The author of the report on Dengue hotspots in India is Pawan Kumar Joshi from the School of Environmental Sciences. Further news articles or topics from the author or any related sections are not mentioned in the report.
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