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http://www.straitstimes.com/dengue_epidemic_in_singapore

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What Singapore do to prevent dengue fever...

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What Singapore do to prevent dengue fever...

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breaking news Dengue cases rise, eastern Singapore worst hit

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As the number of dengue cases continued to rise, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said it was monitoring the epidemic closely and working with hospitals to manage the bed situation. Between Sunday and 3pm yesterday, the number of cases rose by 227. Almost all the active clusters are currently in the eastern part of the country.

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There will be frequent checks for stagnant water or the signs of mosquito breedings by some people. They will alert us if there was something as so.

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Title: Human diseases and conditions(hardcopy)

Authors: neil Izenberg, M.D,Steven A. Dowshen M.D.

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Dengue is wide spread in Asia, Africa,South America and Central America. About 20 million cases develop annually wordwide, and the number of cases is on rise. It occurs more frequently in highly populated areas,often in cities like Singapore.

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One of the ways Singapore do is advertising for example they advertise the mozzie wipeout routine

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One of the ways Singapore do is advertising for example they advertise the mozzie wipeout routine

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Do the 5-step Mozzie Wipeout together every Sunday. OUR EVERY ACTION COUNTS.

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Singaporean health officials are stepping up efforts to beat back a tropical-disease outbreak that could become the city-state’s worst ever.Singapore is currently finding a solution to this problem

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Poster by our National Environment Agency

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Poster by our National Environment Agency

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It contains stagnant water and some aedes mosquito eggs

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I learnt that researches from Singapore and some other researches had produced a "humanised mouse" which mimiced the features of the human system. They are also planning to generate the more severe form of dengue infection.

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To help overcome that, researchers from MIT and the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) have produced a “humanized mouse” that mimics many features of the human immune system. These mice can be infected with dengue virus, allowing researchers to observe how the infection progresses and identify possible drug targets.

The researchers now plan to try to generate the more severe form of dengue infection, which they did not see in this study. They also hope to use the mice to test antiviral compounds that have been developed as potential drugs to treat dengue fever.
The research was funded by Singapore’s National Research Foundation through SMART’s Infectious Disease Interdisciplinary Research Group.

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* http://www.dengue.gov.sg/

*archive.thedailystar.net

*http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2013/how-dengue-fever-virus-depletes-blood-platelets-1003.html

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- They do advertisements

- They put up posters

- They give out brochures

- They give talks in the school

- There are campaigns

- Check everyone's houses for stagnant water or any signs of dengue

- Banners