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transmission of
arboviruses is not common, but can occur.
Blood transfusions,
organ transplantation, and the use of
blood products can
transmit arboviruses if the...
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either from person-to-person or are arthropod-borne viruses,
called arboviruses. The
young and the
elderly are at the
highest risk of
viral encephalitis...
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thogotoviruses are
arboviruses,
infecting vertebrates and
invertebrates (such as
ticks and mosquitoes). The
Quaranjaviruses are also
arboviruses,
infecting vertebrates...
- via mosquitoes,
making the
alphaviruses a
member of the
collection of
arboviruses – or arthropod-borne viruses.
Alphavirus particles are enveloped, have...
- by
arthropods such as
mosquitoes or
ticks are
known collectively as
arboviruses. West Nile
virus was
accidentally introduced into the US in 1999 and...
- (mosquito or tick), and
hence are
classified as
arboviruses.
Human infections with most of
these arboviruses are incidental, as
humans are
unable to replicate...
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particular infection with
viruses such as herpesviruses, enteroviruses, and
arboviruses such as West Nile virus. The most
important viruses to rule out are herpes...
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bluetongue disease,
African horse sickness,
epizootic hemorrhagic disease,
arboviruses, and
nonviral animal pathogens. Historically,
numbers were
managed with...
- bugs can
spread these diseases. However,
there is some
evidence that
arboviruses may be transmissible. Bed bug
bites or
cimicosis may lead to a range...
- be more
difficult to control.
Other diseases, such as
those caused by
arboviruses, are
presenting new challenges. As
humans have
changed their behaviour...
