Dengue, or Break-Bone Fever

Dengue: The break-bone fever outbreak in Kerala, India

Global disease burden of Dengue WHO has categorized Dengue as the quickest spreading arboreal disease in the world and about 50% the world's population is at jeopardy of getting affected by the deadly viral manifestations [1, 2, 3]. Dengue is a daunting global disease burden and economic burden throughout the globe [4]. Dengue is produced by one of 4 single stranded, positive sense RNA viruses,...

Dengue or Three-Day Fever

acute pain, and the disease is severe, with a rather slow convalescence. A secondary rash is generally present, but the desquamation following is even more noteworthy than the rash itself. During 1917 I was for some time in Cannanore, Malabar, and while there saw a good many cases of a 3 to 4 day fever. The fever was of a mild type and showed no rash. This fever occurred before the rains broke,...

Model of Break-Bone Fever via Beta-Derivatives

Using the new derivative called beta-derivative, we modelled the well-known infectious disease called break-bone fever or the dengue fever. We presented the endemic equilibrium points under certain conditions of the physical parameters included in the model. We made use of an iteration method to solve the extended model. To show the efficiency of the method used, we have presented in detail the...

Dengue and dengue hemorrhagic fever.

Continued geographic expansion of dengue viruses and their mosquito vectors has seen the magnitude and frequency of epidemic dengue/dengue hemorrhagic fever (DF/DHF) increase dramatically. More than 200,000,000 infections and over 2 million cases of DHF occur annually, and dengue is one of the most important emerging tropical diseases in the world. Its dramatically increased incidence and geogr...

Dengue and Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever