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¿Enfermo con DENGUE o CHIKUNGUNYA?
  • Published Date:

    9/10/15

  • Language:
    Spanish
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  • Alternative Title:
    Sick with Dengue or Chikungunya? [Spanish]
  • Corporate Authors:
    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
  • Description:
    Sick with Dengue or Chikungunya? [Spanish] Protéjase y proteja a los demás de las picaduras de mosquitos durante la primera semana de la enfermedad. • Durante la primera semana de la enfermedad, los virus del dengue y del chikungunya pueden encontrarse en la sangre. • El virus puede pasar a un mosquito cuando este pica a una persona infectada. • Un mosquito infectado puede transmitir el dengue o el chikungunya a otras personas. Publication date from document properties. CS253914-A Enfermo-con-Dengue-o-Chikungunya_Poster_508-version.pdf
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