Assessment of the new World Health Organization's dengue classification for predicting severity of illness and level of healthcare required - Ajlan, Balgees A.; Alafif, Maram M.; Alawi, Maha M.; Akbar, Naeema A.; Aldigs, Eman K.; Madani, Tariq A. (PLoS neglected tropical diseases, 2019)
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