WHO | Dengue and severe dengue
Dengue is one of the fastest-spreading mosquito-borne diseases. Worldwide, WHO said the incidence of dengue has increased 30-fold over the past 50 years. Dengue is a major public health concern as it can develop into a potentially fatal form called “severe dengue,” WHO warned. Of an est...
"Human health is suffering when the health of the planet on which we depend is in peril. More frequent and severe weather events cause deaths and injuries, and damage to health facilities and other essential infrastructure," Tedros said. He noted that humanity is paying a heavy price from con...
Application of the revised WHO classification revealed 19 (17.9%) dengue without warning signs, 82 (77.4%) dengue with warning signs and 5 (4.7%) severe dengue. Presence of warning signs was compared in clinical DF and DHF groups. In total, 60 (76.9%) DF and 26 (92.9%) DHF patients ...
Dengue It is a mosquito-borne disease that causes flu-like symptoms and can be lethal and kill up to 20% of those with severe dengue, has been a growing threat for decades. A high number of cases occur in the rainy seasons of countries such as Bangladesh and India. WHO’s Dengue ...
Revised case definitions of dengue into dengue with/without warning signs (DWS/D) and severe dengue (SD) was proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO... D Prasad,C Kumar,A Jain,... - 《Infection》 被引量: 31发表: 2013年 Handbook for clinical management of dengue. This handbook ha...
DengueCaseClassificationandLevelsofSeverity TheCourseofDengueIllness ClinicalProblemsDuringtheDifferentPhasesofDengue1FebrilephaseDehydration;highfevermaycauseneurologicaldisturbancesandfebrileseizuresinyoungchildren 2 Criticalphase Shockfromplasmaleakage;severehaemorrhage;organimpairment 3 RecoveryphaseHypervolaemia(excessiveIVF...
\\{H5N1\\}MalariaDengue feverInterspecies relationsThe development of the One World, One Health agenda coincides in time with the appearance of a different... J Lezaun,N Porter - 《Social Science & Medicine》 被引量: 9发表: 2015年 Prioritisation of emerging and epidemic-prone diseases and ris...
Another reason, she said, is that the village health workers fail to screen and report severe dengue cases. That is why she stressed the need to detect the early symptoms of dengue for it to be treated before it gets worse. Already, Galappaththy said the WHO is closely coordinating with ...
Mitra Roses, Director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)/World Health Organization (WHO), to all countries in the North and South America to fight dengue. The appropriate medical attention can help save lives of patients suffering haemorrhagic dengue which has no vaccine for its ...