Guidance on messages about how to care for children with dengue fever at home
Abstract
This document is addressed to communicators from the ministries of health of PAHO Member States so that, together with their national teams, they adapt the information according to the specific needs of each country and the public to which it will be addressed. The information presented concerns general aspects of home care for children with dengue.
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