Kaplan Meier survival curves for new CHIKV seropositivity during the 2- year study period from Dec 2019 – Feb 2022.

Kaplan Meier survival curves for new CHIKV seropositivity during the 2- year study period from Dec 2019 – Feb 2022.

<p>Kaplan Meier survival curves for new CHIKV seropositivity during the 2- year study period from Dec 2019 – Feb 2022.</p>

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Main Author:	Bethel Alebel Bayrau (22676588) (author)
Other Authors:	Caroline Ichura (14420100) (author), Amna Tariq (6950915) (author), Christabel Achieng Winter (22676591) (author), Jael Sagina Amugongo (16679221) (author), Victoria Atieno Okuta (22676594) (author), Laura Wanjala Mwambingu (22676597) (author), Kevin Onyango Ogamba (22676600) (author), Karren Nyumbile Shaita (13046773) (author), Charles Ochieng Ronga (22676603) (author), Philip Chebii (6809045) (author), Said Lipi Malumbo (16679218) (author), Omar Katana Godana (22676606) (author), Zainabu Jawa Jembe (22676609) (author), Charles M. Ng’ang’a (12436719) (author), Mwangosho Mazera Mshahame (22676612) (author), Esra Buyukcangaz (816236) (author), Eleonora Migliore (12596146) (author), Donal Bisanzio (359800) (author), Bryson Ndenga (4450168) (author), Francis Mutuku (214961) (author), A. Desiree LaBeaud (8319543) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Ecology Cancer Mental Health Infectious Diseases Virology Computational Biology epidemic arboviral prevalence prospective cohort study significant risk factors risk factors associated main risk factors associated risk factors past studies focusing high socioeconomic status although lower education year study period seropositivity among individuals two urban sites risk factors two sites socioeconomic status study period arboviral infections among adults wide risk urban settings xlink "> window screens stepwise selection sick visit seropositivity rate serologic data results showed questionnaire data past outbreaks outbreak periods older age often misdiagnosed newly exposed multivariate analysis mostly limited month intervals higher rates greater levels findings highlight febrile illness coastal site chikungunya virus blood samples asymptomatic resulting active surveillance active circulation
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