Dengue infections in travellers
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Dengue infections in travellers
Dengue has been designated a major international public health problem by the World Health Organization (WHO). It is endemic in most tropical and sub-tropical countries, which are also popular tourist destinations. Travellers are not only at significant risk of acquiring dengue but they also contribute to its spread to non-endemic regions. Furthermore, they may serve as sentinels to alert the ...
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a Average Daily Biting rate 0.164 [15] b Fraction of actually infective bites 0.088 Fitted to data mH Humans Natural Mortality rate 3.5r10x5 days x1 [16] rH Birth rate of humans 8 days x1 [16] kH Humans Carrying Capacity 16r10 [16] aH Dengue Mortality in Humans 10 x3 days x1 [17] cH Humans recovery rate 0.143 days x1 [17] pS Susceptible eggs hatching rate 0.15 days x1 [18] d1 Winter modulation ...
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THIS subject is both too large and too small for a short paper. It is too large, in that every respiratory virus infection that man is heir to can afflict travellers of one sort or another. There seems to be no special proneness to such infections in those who travel in contrast to diarrhoeal infections. This is probably because the common viruses of respiratory tract disease are very widely an...
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عنوان ژورنال: Paediatrics and International Child Health
سال: 2012
ISSN: 2046-9047,2046-9055
DOI: 10.1179/2046904712z.00000000050