New in the tropics: Safety concerns of the novel Butantan-Dengue vaccine for dengue prevention in tropical countries.

Trop Doct

Advanced Internal Medicine Consultant, Fast and Chronic Programme, Alexandra Hospital, Singapore, Singapore.

Published: July 2024

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