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The perks of prognostic biomarkers: A paradigm switch in the
                triage of sick febrile patients

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Fever is indisputably one of the most common symptoms triggering the quest
for health care provision, globally, but particularly so in low and middle-income
countries (LMIC), where infectious diseases remain highly prevalent, and where
fever is a well-known cause of premature mortality. The epidemiology of fever is
highly variable, with a myriad of different potential etiologies, and heavily
dependent on a variety of parameters, including among others, the age of the
individual affected, the presence of concomitant conditions, the geographical
distribution and circulation of different pathogens, and the implementation of
different control measures destined to decrease the risk of certain diseases.

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Articles publicats en revistes (ISGlobal)

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The perks of prognostic biomarkers: A paradigm switch in the
                triage of sick febrile patients