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This is a narrative review that raises questions and summarizes progress rather than reporting empirical results with effect sizes or comparative outcomes to answer them.
Expert consensus position paper synthesizing evidence on chikungunya epidemiology, clinical features, diagnostics, and prevention strategies to inform public health policy and immunization strategy in Mexico.
International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research
A single-centre cross-sectional study with confirmed dengue cases and RT-PCR serotyping showing associations between DENV-2 and disease severity, supported by hematological markers, but lacking prospective design and external validation.
A cross-sectional molecular epidemiology study with confirmed RT-PCR diagnosis linking DENV-2 predominance to severe dengue via multivariate logistic regression, but limited by single-centre design and modest sample size of confirmed cases.
A single-centre cross-sectional molecular epidemiology study identifying DENV-2 as predominant and associated with severe dengue (OR 2.91, p=0.009), with clear serotype distribution and clinical correlates, but limited by observational design and modest sample size.
This is a clinical review of a rare disease with uncertain etiology; it synthesizes existing knowledge rather than presenting new experimental evidence, and the source explicitly states the causal mechanism remains debated and uncertain.
A narrative review synthesizing molecular mechanisms and treatment strategies in RCC, offering expert perspective on current and emerging approaches rather than reporting original research findings.
Phase 1 open-label human challenge study in a small, dengue-naïve cohort characterizing immune mechanistic endpoints (non-neutralizing antibody functions) without a comparator or clinical outcome measure.