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1 posted on 08/19/2024 12:31:17 PM PDT by nickcarraway
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I’m sure we’ll be seeing some of these cases in the US before too long with our porous border.


2 posted on 08/19/2024 12:36:14 PM PDT by woweeitsme
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I was vaccinated against all possible diseases wherever there was an Air Force base in 1983. I don’t know if Dengue Fever was among them. Of course, all my service records were destroyed in a fire.

Fortunately, tropical diseases are nearly unknown in Western Oregon.


4 posted on 08/19/2024 12:41:42 PM PDT by jimtorr
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Does Pfizer have a vaccine for it yet?


8 posted on 08/19/2024 12:56:57 PM PDT by dljordan (What would Michael Collins do?)
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To: nickcarraway; metmom; 2ndreconmarine; Fitzcarraldo; Covenantor; Mother Abigail; EBH; Dog Gone; ...
Infectious Disease Ping - Dengue outbreak in Honduras kills 105 , while Dengue affects Guatemala, Panama, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica
Tourists to Middle and South America may be at risk

”In a concerning development, health authorities in Honduras launched a massive campaign against dengue this Friday,
responding to a crisis that has claimed 105 lives and affected more than 99,000 people so far this year.
The situation has prompted urgent action across the nation. “

”Health ministry brigades mobilized throughout the capital’s neighborhoods, focusing on destroying mosquito breeding sites.
This coordinated effort, which spans the entire country, has seen active participation from local residents joining the cause. “

”Lorenzo Pavón, director of Epidemiological Surveillance at the Ministry of Health, provided sobering statistics to local media.
“So far in 2024, we’ve recorded 105 deaths, though only 42 have been officially certified,” he stated.
The official further revealed that the total number of dengue cases has reached an alarming 99,973 this year alone. “

”The severity of the outbreak has stretched the healthcare system to its limits. Hospitals and health centers across Honduras
have been forced to establish special wards dedicated to treating the influx of dengue patients, as reported by local media outlets. “

” Dengue, an endemic disease in tropical regions, manifests with severe symptoms including high fevers, intense headaches, nausea, vomiting, and muscle pain.
In its most severe form, it can lead to life-threatening hemorrhages.
The disease’s spread is closely linked to rainfall patterns, as the mosquito vector thrives in stagnant water environments. “

” As Honduras grapples with this health crisis, the government’s aggressive response underscores the urgent need for comprehensive mosquito control measures
and public health interventions to curb the spread of this deadly disease “

10 posted on 08/19/2024 1:02:18 PM PDT by Tilted Irish Kilt
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Probably mosquitoes specially developed by Genocide Bill Gates to prevent the disease ... just kidding about the preventing part.


11 posted on 08/19/2024 1:05:58 PM PDT by RetiredTexasVet (We used to be a Republic, we are now a Fascist Klepto-Thugocracy.)
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Socialism outbreak continues - hundreds of millions dead.


14 posted on 08/19/2024 2:29:25 PM PDT by fruser1
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Miniaturized poison flying vampire drones.

We're screwed.

16 posted on 08/19/2024 2:43:48 PM PDT by Manic_Episode (A government of the government, by the government, for the government)
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