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- Conducted in Uttar Pradesh between October and November 2023, the research analyzed 13 patients, primarily middle-aged men, some with existing health issues like diabetes and hypertension.
- The study found various severe ocular conditions resulted from dengue, with diminished vision being the most common symptom, indicating a crucial need for early detection and public awareness to prevent permanent vision loss.