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Dengue fever warming up to human habits
Urbanization and climate change expand the disease’s comfort zone.
By Peter Sergo, August 10th, 2007
TOPIC policy![]() Aedes aegypti, the dengue fever spreading mosquito. [Credit: Panacea Biotech].
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