Mumbai's monsoon season may increase the risk of neurocysticercosis, a serious brain infection caused by tapeworms. Poor sanitation and hygiene practices contribute to its spread.

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Heavy monsoon rains in Mumbai have led to a sharp rise in neurocysticercosis cases caused by tapeworm infection.

Doctors say that children and people with weak immune systems are especially at risk. Dr Pai gave a serious warning: “Never ...