Nairobi, Nov. 15 -- A fever in Garissa or Mombasa often raises suspicion of malaria. However, when malaria tests come back negative, another mosquito-borne infection may be responsible: dengue.

As temperatures, rainfall and humidity patterns change, the risk of dengue transmission could extend beyond its traditional hotspots, exposing more parts of Kenya to the disease.

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