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- adjective Of or pertaining to
arbovirus .
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According to the CDC's arboviral activity update from Sept. 13, reports of West Nile virus are down this year, but there has been a recent spike because of storms.
Mosquitoes swarm from breeding grounds left by Hurricane Irene 2011
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According to the CDC's arboviral activity update from Sept. 13, reports of West Nile virus are down this year, but there has been a recent spike because of storms.
Mosquitoes swarm from breeding grounds left by Hurricane Irene 2011
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According to the CDC's arboviral activity update from Sept. 13, reports of West Nile virus are down this year, but there has been a recent spike because of storms.
Mosquitoes swarm from breeding grounds left by Hurricane Irene 2011
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It can easily be confused with malaria, typhoid, rickettsial diseases, haemorrhagic viral fevers (e.g. Lassa), arboviral infections (e.g. dengue), leptospirosis, viral hepatitis and poisoning (e.g. carbon tetrachloride).
Chapter 2 1999
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Some ecologists have speculated that with global climate change, migratory birds may change their routes and may introduce arboviral infection in areas where they now do not occur.
Chapter 12 1996
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The living conditions of this rice growing family in Bolivias lowlands are affected by the various endemic diseases they are exposed to: malaria, yellow fever and some of the more exotic or emerging arboviral haemorrhagic fevers.
Chapter 14 1996
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According to the CDC's arboviral activity update from Sept. 13, reports of West Nile virus are down this year, but there has been a recent spike because of storms.
USATODAY.com News 2011
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States, where it is now the leading cause of arboviral encephalitis.
JAMA current issue 2010
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Togaviridae, and Bunyaviridae arboviral infections in rural Cameroonian adults.
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Our results will allow focused national serological studies, form the basis for the development of predictive models of virus transmission, provide a methodology for the use spatial analyses at a national level for other infectious diseases, and demonstrate the need for the reporting of arboviral and other disease cases at smaller geographic scales.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Andrew D. Haddow et al. 2009
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