Long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes of children perinatally infected with chikungunya: the CHIK13+ matched cohort study on Reunion Island.

EClinicalMedicine · 2026 · PMC13208087 · PMID 42205143

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This represented a non-significant five-fold higher risk of maladaptive behaviour (RR 5.0 95% CI 0.55–45.39) and a highly significant risk of severe maladaptation (4/19 versus 0/19, p < 0.001).

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