WHO Warns Of Mosquito-Borne Fever Outbreaks In Asia
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
The World Health Organization says a mosquito-borne fever, chikungunya, threatens to cause outbreaks in Asia and spread to the Western World. The organization said the fever, which causes severe aching joints, already has taken hold in Indonesia, and Singapore has reported eight cases. Taiwan identified three cases in travelers from Indonesia, WHO said. (Click here for more
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