Chagas disease

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Abstract

Although Chagas disease only infects children in the American hemisphere, and though children do not suffer the morbidity and mortality of the disease, it is a disease of children. The acute form of the infection, though self-limited, is a harbinger of the most common cause of heart failure in the world. The treatment has moderate benefit and thus, identifying the infection in children and preventing the disease has a profound impact on the goal of reducing some of the millions of deaths from heart failure.

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Roach, R. R., & Monterroso, J. (2012). Chagas disease. In Tropical Pediatrics: A Public Health Concern of International Proportions (pp. 145–155). Nova Science Publishers, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1161/strokeaha.109.560854

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