Arthropod-bone encephalitic viruses in the West Indies area: Part I: A serological survey of Grenada, W. I

ABSTRACT

Serological studies of blood specimens collected in Grenada in 1956 indicate that dengue infections have been prevalent in certain regions of the island. Ilheus virus infections, if they occur, are relatively uncommon. The only yellow fever immune individuals were over 50 years old. No evidence of existence of Mayaro infection was found. (AU)