High Frequency of Blackwater Fever Among Children Presenting to Hospital With Severe Febrile Illnesses in Eastern Uganda
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Summary. We have noted a recent upsurge in blackwater fever among children presenting to hospitals in eastern Uganda and speculate that this may relate to a cha
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| Authors | Olupot-Olupot, Peter;Engoru, Charles;Uyoga, Sophie;Muhindo, Rita;Macharia, Alex;Kiguli, Sarah;Opoka, Robert O.;Akech, Samuel;Ndila, Carolyne;Nyeko, Richard;Mtove, George;Nteziyaremye, Julius;Chebet, Martin;George, Elizabeth C.;Babiker, Abdel G.;Gibb, Diana M.;Williams, Thomas N.;Maitland, Kathryn; |
| Journal | clinical infectious diseases |
| Year | 2017 |
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