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Brits warned of mosquito-borne illnesses after rise in cases

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Patrick Glover
Brits warned of mosquito-borne illnesses after rise in cases
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UK health officials have issued a warning to travelers regarding a rise in imported mosquito-borne illnesses like dengue fever. Citizens are advised to check travel health guidelines and take precautions when visiting tropical regions.

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Increased global travel and climate shifts are contributing to the spread of tropical diseases in non-endemic regions, necessitating better public health awareness.

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