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Chikungunya: Lancet Study Reveals Death Risk May Persist For Up To 3 Months Post-Infection

Chikungunya is a viral vector-borne disease with no specific treatment of medications. A recent study conducted by Lancet revealed that the risk of death may persist for up to 3 months after recovery. TheHealthSite.com

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Death risk from chikungunya continues for up to three months: Lancet study

Death risk from chikungunya continues for up to three months: Lancet study
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Chikungunya virus may kill you even months after recovering from infection; Here s why - News Healthcare

Chikungunya virus may kill you even months after recovering from infection; Here s why - News Healthcare
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Chikungunya Death Risk Persists for Three Months, Study Finds

Chikungunya Death Risk Persists for Three Months, Study Finds
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Risk of death from chikungunya continues for up to three months

People infected with the chikungunya virus (CHIKV) still have an increased risk of death from complications for up to three months post-infection, according to new research published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases. Chikungunya is a viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes to humans. Most commonly, the virus is transmitted by Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus mosquitoes, more commonly known as yellow fever and tiger mosquitoes, respectively.

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