Nature, Cause, Extension, and Relations of Dengue or Break-Bone Fever in South Carolina, Summer of 1880; also Contrasted with Yellow and Malarial Fevers.
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Porcher F P
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Public Health Pap Rep. 1880;6:368-82.
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