I have just accessed the final chapter of Veronesi’s *Tratado de Infectologia* (downloaded via a secure source). It contains detailed observations of a novel hemorrhagic fever (AHF) emerging in the Amazon basin, with a suggested antiviral regimen (Ribavirin + convalescent plasma). The pathogen appears to be a recombinant arenavirus/filovirus, likely linked to recent deforestation.
Dear Rafael,
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Over the next 48 hours, the PDF’s information became a living document. Field labs in São Rui set up PCR machines, health workers began administering Ribavirin under compassionate‑use guidelines, and a small bank of convalescent plasma was collected from two patients who had survived the initial wave. The Ministry of Health, impressed by the scientific rigor of Veronesi’s chapter, granted a temporary emergency use authorization for the protocol.