Most imported dengue fever cases originate in Southeast Asia: CDC

Over 90 percent of the imported cases of dengue fever infection originated in Southeast Asian countries, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said Tuesday, urging the public to adopt strict anti-mosquito measures when traveling in those areas.

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