Renegade - Terrorist (papi chino dembow edit)

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Dengue fever is a viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes of the Aedes genus, whose incidence and range have been steadily increasing in recent decades. Causing hemorrhagic fever in severe cases, it affects the inter-tropical regions of the world and threatens to spread to new geographical areas. Its complex pathophysiology and the existence of four genetically distant serotypes make vaccine development a challenge. Currently, there is no specific treatment against dengue fever and only a few vaccines are marketed or in development, with some limitations on their use.
Among mosquito-borne diseases, dengue is the most widespread arbovirus disease in the world, with approximately 390 million cases per year, causing 20,000 deaths [1]. Endemic in many tropical and subtropical countries (128 countries), dengue fever threatens approximately half of the world's population, mainly in developing countries. The incidence of dengue fever is constantly increasing: the overall number of cases has increased 30-fold over the past five decades [2,3].

The pathophysiology of dengue virus infection can be summarized as follows: after infection by a mosquito carrying the virus, there is an incubation phase of approximately 7 days, at the end of which the patient will not show any symptoms in most cases, but will still be carrying the virus. This is referred to as an asymptomatic patient. In symptomatic patients, the incubation period leads to a febrile phase characterized by flu-like symptoms, including high fever and hallucinations, but also facial erythema, signs of hemorrhage, and sometimes a macular rash. In most symptomatic cases of dengue, this feverish phase will lead to an improvement in the patient's condition. They will not develop severe dengue symptoms and will recover in about a week. In some cases, patients develop warning signs of a worsening condition, including severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, ascites, pleural effusions, mucosal bleeding, lethargy, and hepatomegaly. The patient then enters a critical phase, characterized by severe plasma leakage, internal bleeding, and multi-organ failure, particularly involving the liver and heart. This is the hemorrhagic shock, which 50% of patients do not survive if left untreated. If the patient survives, they will undergo a recovery phase lasting from one week to several months, and in some cases may experience muscle pain and joint pain for up to two years after recovery [4,5,6].
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Renegade - Terrorist (papi chino dembow edit)

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