The Mission continues to play a role in building local capacity to diagnose Lassa fever in Sierra Leone.

The establishment of the laboratory would be a part of the larger WHO Mano River Union Lassa fever network, which is expected to eventually include laboratories in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia.

Increased requirements are attributable to the recruitment of an infectious disease specialist, recommended by the subject matter expert team visiting the Mission, because of the increase in the number of cases deaths from Lassa fever.

The unutilized balance was also due to the implementation of the project for the construction and equipping of the Lassa fever laboratory in the Eastern Province of Sierra Leone in conjunction with the World Health Organization.

In particular, UNAMSIL is working closely with the World Health Organization (WHO) to develop a diagnostic capacity in the subregion through the establishment of a medical laboratory attached to the Kenema general hospital, and its vital Lassa fever ward.

You had dotcom fever. And you had gold fever.

I have a fever.

You have no fever.

Fever flushed his cheeks.

You even have a fever!

My forehead burned with fever.

Earth is having a fever.

Has the fever gone down?

I have a high fever.

You don't have a fever.

Do you have a fever?

Tom doesn't have a fever.

The woman has a fever.

He doesn't have a fever.

I seem to have a fever.

I have a slight fever today.

Yesterday I had a high fever.

I think you have a fever.

I had fever for two days.

The Committee further noted that remote sensing technology was used for tracking Rift Valley fever, dengue fever and other infectious diseases.

It's what's called fever of undiagnosed origin.

Tom is in bed with a fever.

I had a little fever this morning.

I had a little fever this morning.

He has a fever of 102 degrees.

Tom didn't have a fever this morning.

This kind of genetically altered mosquito can help control the transmission of mosquito borne infectious diseases such as Zika, Dengue fever and Chikungunya fever.

She came back after ten days of fever, right? Still has the fever, and she's hypoxic she doesn't have much oxygen in her lungs.

You have a little fever today, don't you?

You have a little fever today, don't you?

We failed against malaria, yellow fever and yaws.

I have a cough and a little fever.

I think I'm coming down with a fever.

And dengue fever has grown in speed quite phenomenally.

I caught a cold, and I have a fever.

It's called breakbone fever, because that's how you can feel.

And she had such a high fever. We tried everything.

Tetanus, measles, polio, diphtheria, whooping cough, hepatitis B, yellow fever.

Yellow fever is an acute contagious disease caused by the yellow fever virus, and is spread through mosquito bites. It is prevalent in tropical regions in Africa and Latin America.

On the contrary, they suggest that suppressing fever may occasionally produce harmful effects, and conclude that widespread use of drugs to reduce fever should not be encouraged. They recommend that in children their use should be restricted to situations of high fever, obvious discomfort, or conditions known to be painful.