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Standard Operating Procedures for Lassa Fever Case Management.

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October 19, 2017 News & ResourcesPublic Health NgLeave a comment

                            Please note that 80% of individuals infected (health workers inclusive) with the virus are asymptomatic (show no symptom of the disease) while severe cases of the condition adversely affects several organs of the body including the  liver, spleen and kidney . […]




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