In response to the Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) Outbreak this area has been setup to provide researchers and health professionals working on CHIKV tools and resources to aid their research.
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Researchers in Brazil want to share that there have been 40 confirmed deaths from Chikungunya in Fortaleza. This is a significant increase in both mortality and the severity of the ...
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This article is part of the network’s archive of useful research information. This article is closed to new comments due to inactivity. We welcome new content which can be done ...
This article is part of the network’s archive of useful research information. This article is closed to new comments due to inactivity. We welcome new content which can be done ...
This article is part of the network’s archive of useful research information. This article is closed to new comments due to inactivity. We welcome new content which can be done ...
This article is part of the network’s archive of useful research information. This article is closed to new comments due to inactivity. We welcome new content which can be done ...
A brief and informative video about the current Chikungunya epidemics by Penn State member, Jason Rasgon, and published by the Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics, can be watched below.
Researchers in Brazil want to share that there have been 40 confirmed deaths from Chikungunya in Fortaleza. This is a significant increase in both mortality and the severity of the disease. The Fortaleza research team are part of the REDe ... Read more