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English: The location of study sites and yaws cases detected in Mindanao Island, the Philippines, in the source report. Please not that the CC-BY license, while applying to the markings and key of the map, probably doesn't apply to the Google Maps imagery, and this map should be re-made with OpenStreetMap imagery.
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Source (30 January 2020). "Yaws in the Philippines: first reported cases since the 1970s.". Infectious diseases of poverty 9 (1): 1. DOI:10.1186/s40249-019-0617-6. PMID 31996251.
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Study authors, except for first five macro photographs, which are courtesy of Dr. Camille Toledo:

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current19:05, 5 April 2020Thumbnail for version as of 19:05, 5 April 2020778 × 493 (92 KB)HLHJ (talk | contribs)Uploaded a work by Study authors, except for first five macro photographs, which are courtesy of Dr. Camille Toledo: Large, “moist cauliflower” papillomas on left axilla.jpeg Yaws papillomas on axilla significantly reduced in size 2 weeks and completely resolved 3-and-a-half months after one-dose azithromycin was taken.jpeg Papulosquamous plaque and yellow-crusted nodules of secondary yaws on the leg (far view and close-up).jpeg Leg and anterior trunk 3 months post-treatment; Atrophic scars...

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