Response to comment on article “Zika, afebrile disease?”
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Keywords
Flavivirus Infections, Zika Virus Infection, Diagnosis, Fever
Abstract
The almost immediate release, both in Asia and in Latin America, of clinical observations on patients infected by Zika virus has allowed a transmission of timely and useful information in health care. Since the spread of the virus in Mexico so it has happened: the experience published by scholars of South Asia has prompted us to add to the study of the virus in the interest of providing better healthcare services.
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