Assertion: lassa fever | /r/HasProperty | fatal
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: potentially
type: DEGREE
value: in 1 per cent of cases
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In around 1 percent of all cases, Lassa fever is fatal, and around 15 to 20 percent of all hospitalizations for the disease will end in death.
text: Lassa fever is an often fatal arenavirus infection that occurs mostly in West Africa.
text: Lassa Fever is a fatal virus also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever (LHF) .
text: In the absence of adequate treatment, Lassa Fever can involve multiple body systems and be a potentially fatal condition.
text: Lassa fever is a potentially fatal infection caused by Lassa virus, which belongs to the group of viral hemorrhagic fevers together with Ebola virus, Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, and several others .
text: Lassa fever can be fatal, but it can be treated if diagnosed early.
text: Lassa fever is fatal in 1 per cent of cases, in contrast, Ebola is fatal in 70 per cent of cases without treatment.
text: In general, Lassa fever is less likely to be fatal than Ebola (approximately 1% case fatality rate for Lassa vs approximately 70% case fatality rate for Ebola without treatment) and less likely to be spread from person to person.
text: Lassa Fever can be fatal.
text: Lassa fever can be fatal, but it can be treated if diagnosed early.
text: The Lassa virus causes Lassa fever, which is a hemorrhagic fever that is severe and can often be fatal.
text: Lassa fever can be fatal, but it can be treated if diagnosed early.
text: Lassa Fever can be fatal.
text: Lassa fever is fatal for only about 1% of infected people.
text: Lassa fever can be fatal, but it can be treated if diagnosed early.
text: Lassa fever is an often fatal arenavirus infection that occurs mostly in West Africa.