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PAHO warns of the complex situation of dengue in Latin America and the Caribbean. | SMN News

August 15, 2019

PAHO warns of the complex situation of dengue in Latin America and the Caribbean. | SMN News
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The Region is experiencing a new epidemic cycle that mostly affects children under the age of 15. PAHO urges communities to eliminate Aedes mosquito breeding grounds, which is the most effective way of controlling the disease.


Washington, DC:---The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) warns of the complex situation of dengue in Latin America and the Caribbean, a Region that is currently experiencing a new epidemic cycle of the disease after two years of low incidence.
According to the latest PAHO epidemiological update, published on August 9, during the first 7 months of 2019, more


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