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Dengue Fever: Transmission by Aedes Aegypti
Paul A. Schule
Paul A. Schule
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Summary and Conclusions
- 1. Seven men proved to be susceptible to dengue fever were bitten by Aedes aegypti at varying intervals of time after the mosquitoes had taken the virus by feeding on a known experimental case of the disease.
- 2. Dengue fever was not transmitted by interrupted feeding.
- 3. Dengue fever was not transmitted when the interval between the infectious feed and the subsequent biting was two days, three, four or six days.
- 4. Dengue fever was transmitted when the interval between the infectious feed and the subsequent biting was eight days, ten days, or more.
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