Argentina: Dengue Fever Vaccine

Argentina: Dengue Fever Vaccine

A vial of the German-made Qdenga vaccine is being displayed. Discussions are intensifying over dengue vaccination due to the lack of an official vaccination campaign during the worst dengue outbreak on record, which has led to over 180,000 infections and 129 deaths. (Photo by Patricio Murphy/NurPhoto)

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