False comfort of no outbreaks: Lessons from Benin’s Lassa Fever risk

By Emmanuel Codjo Benin has reported relatively few Lassa fever outbreaks since its first documented outbreak in 2014. However, the limited number of declared outbreaks should not be interpreted as an absence of risk, but rather as a reminder that

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