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Unlike other infectious diseases, dengue virus is not transmitted through casual contact like coughing or sneezing. Dengue spreads through the bite of a female Aedes mosquito from one person to the next.

Dengue fever, also known as “breakbone fever,” is known for common symptoms such
as fever, aches (around the eyes or joints), nausea, and more. But did you know that
dengue may also develop into serious conditions that may require hospitalisation?

Human blood is a mixture of components. It carries specialised cells that serve different functions – such as transporting oxygen, fighting infections, and more.

Dengue survivors face post-dengue symptoms for weeks or even months. Learn how it disrupts daily life and why prevention is the best defence.