Sentence examples for common dengue from inspiring English sources
If the opposite holds too, as some researchers suspect, a vaccine that floods the body with antibodies against Zika virus could make common dengue infections life-threatening.
"True, the vaccine shows protection against three of the strains, but unfortunately and this is very disappointing overall it was not effective, showing no protection for the most common dengue strain circulating in Thailand," says Scott O'Neill, a dengue expert at Monash University, Clayton, in Australia.
Once acute dengue infection has been determined, a 2-D classifier based on common dengue virus IgG kits can reliably distinguish primary and secondary dengue infections.
Despite being so common, dengue was hardly recognized as such.
12 Common dengue-induced laboratory changes include thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, atypical lymphocytes, immature neutrophils, raised hematocrit (Hct) and liver enzymes, mild increases in prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT), and increased fibrinolysis.
In the latest study, the research group - which includes scientists from Imperial College London and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - released batches of GM mosquitoes in 2009 in an area of the Cayman Islands where Aedes aegypti are common, and dengue sometimes present.
Of the symptoms common to dengue infected patients, joint pain, retro-orbital pain, and itching were seen in a significantly higher proportion of DF cases.
However, for many viral infections such as those that cause the common cold, dengue fever, Ebola, and polio no drugs are yet available to treat infected people.
In general, mild to moderate liver involvement with elevated liver enzymes is common in dengue infection [ 8] but, acute liver failure and hepatic encephalopathy are rare [ 9].
†Excluded Bartonella-infected patients with serologic evidence of infection with other common pathogens (dengue virus, Leptospira, or Burkholderia pseudomallei; n = 35).
Comparing our results with other reports, we found that taste alteration, conjunctival redness, and lymphadenopathy, although described as common manifestations of dengue fever [ 1], are not consistently investigated as predictive signs and symptoms in studies on dengue diagnosis [ 14].
