A mysterious illness called "Dinga Dinga," causing shaking, fever, and weakness, is affecting women and girls in Uganda's Bundibugyo district. This mysterious illness serves as a stark reminder of ...

Dinga Dinga continues to baffle health professionals as investigations are underway. While its symptoms can be distressing. The Ugandan health system, with support from local and international ...

The illness, locally known as 'Dinga Dinga' (meaning 'shaking like dancing'), has affected approximately 300 people in the district, primarily women and girls. According to a report in India Today ...

The Dinga Dinga virus in Uganda has caught the internet by storm, sparking widespread curiosity and concern. This mysterious illness, marked by uncontrollable shaking resembling a dance-like ...

Doctors have advised people to consult a doctor if they experience fever or tremors in their body. This will help in early treatment.

What is the new mysterious disease that has reared its ugly head in Uganda? Experts are calling it 'Dinga Dinga virus' and as per news reports, it has affected more than 300 people in Uganda but ...

The first case of Dinga Dinga or dancing virus illness was reported from a small rural town in Uganda. However, with its highly transmissible features, the virus quickly escalated into a ...

A strange illness called 'Dinga Dinga' has left people in Uganda's Bundibugyo district confused and worried. Affecting mostly women and girls, this condition causes uncontrollable body shaking ...

According to Ugandan newspaper The Monitor, the mystery illness has been named “Dinga Dinga” by locals in the country’s Bundibugyo district and it is majorly affecting women and girls.

A mysterious illness, locally referred to as Dinga Dinga, has recently surfaced in Uganda’s Bundibugyo district, creating panic and concern among residents. The illness, primarily affecting ...

Dinga Dinga virus: A mysterious illness locally referred to as “Dinga Dinga”, has wrecked havoc in Uganda. The disease has affected 300 people in Uganda’s Bundibugyo district. The condition ...

The doctor noted that no cases have been identified in areas outside Bundibugyo Approximately 300 people in Uganda's Bundibugyo district have reportedly been affected by a mysterious illness ...