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Dengue Surge in Rohingya Refugee Camps Grows Larger but Slower Each Year
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A retrospective analysis of 35,581 rapid diagnostic test-confirmed dengue cases in Cox's Bazar shows annual caseloads rising from 1,011 in 2021 to over 12,000 in 2024, with 90.2% of cases among Rohingya refugees, progressively later monsoon peaks, and longer epidemic tails, while WHO warning signs and chronic co-morbidity were the strongest predictors of inpatient admission.
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