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    <title>Outbreak of Brazilian Spotted Fever, Southeastern Brazil, 2018.</title>
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    <description>Brazilian spotted fever is described as a severe tickborne rickettsial disease endemic to Brazil, and the reported outbreak underscores the importance of early clinical recognition to reduce mortality.</description>
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