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 For Immediate Release - Andy Irons Dead from Dengue Fever

Andy Irons was a three-time world surfing champion who could conquer any wave, but the 32-year-old Hawaii native succumbed to complications from dengue fever.

The news shocked and saddened the surfing world and made clear the danger posed by a disease that is nearly unheard of in the states.

Symptoms include high fevers, rashes, headaches and fatigue. It is rarely deadly and usually goes away on its own after a week. But a related disease, dengue hemorrhagic fever, is very dangerous. Victims can go into a shock-like state and spots of blood appear on and under the skin. Doctors can only treat the symptoms, not the underlying virus. If patients survive the early shock, they typically survive.

From news reports, it is not yet clear what form of dengue fever Irons had or what complications caused his death.

Irons won three straight world titles from 2002 to 2004, according to Bloomberg, and was the only surfer to win at every spot on the elite tour.

He leaves behind his wife and unborn son.

Link to the original article http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-204_162-10005419.html
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Dengue fever, transmitted by mosquitos, has returned to Florida.

After more than 75 years of absence, dengue fever is showing up again in Florida, the New York Daily News and other news organizations report.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Florida Department of Health have confirmed a dozen cases in the Key West area, the News reported. The ailment transmitted by mosquitos kills 25,000 people a year. Its last outbreak in Florida was in 1934. From 1946 to 1980, there were no reports of it at all in the continental USA, according to the CDC.

"We need to determine if these cases are an isolated occurrence or if dengue has once again become endemic in the continental United States," Harold Margolis, chief of the CDD's dengue branch, told the paper.

"We are concerned that if dengue gains a foothold in Key West, it will travel to other Southern cities ... like Miami," he said.

(Posted by Melanie Eversley)

Link to original article http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/post/2010/07/dengue-fever-resurfaces-in-florida/1

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