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Why are the infections caused by viruses such as Ebola and dengue referred to as hemorrhagic...

  1. Why are the infections caused by viruses such as Ebola and dengue referred to as hemorrhagic fever?

  1. What is the relationship of lymphangitis to bloodstream infections?                             

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