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Unknown disease infects 200 people in Egypt
(bnn.network)
Ugh, dengue fever is awful. The timeline of symptoms is neat unless you’re going through them.
Oh shit, here we go again.
BNN. Terrible spammy source founded by a serial startup founder with a history of domestic abuse/other issues
Not BNN Bloomberg for any confused Canadians
Broken bones? How is that a symptom?!?
I suspect it's a translation issue. @noisefree linked in another, less sensational article that says this is dengue fever. And the old name for dengue fever was "break-bone fever", because of the massive amount of bone and joint pain it caused.
Oh thank you. That is much less terrifying.
I think it's probably "bone pain" scrambled in translation, since it's a dengue fever outbreak.
I hope it’s just a catch all data kind of thing. Like anything anyone has wrong with them gets lumped in to be filtered later. Idk. I’m guessing here.
Reads like the beginning of a game of Plague, Inc.
Symptoms such as high temperatures, broken bones, vomiting, dizziness, and headaches have left the community grappling with uncertainty and fear.
I think I'd be too. High fevers are one thing, but I don't want my bones broken on top of that.
Only if I can have another stimmy check.
ah hell
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