During 2009 the biggest dengue epidemic to date occurred in Argentina, affecting almost
half the country. We studied the spatio-temporal dynamics of the outbreak in the second …

After elimination of the Aedes aegypti vector in South America in the 1960s, dengue
outbreaks started to reoccur during the 1990s; strongly in Argentina since 1998. In 2016 …

After more than eighty years dengue reemerged in Argentina in 1997. Since then, the largest
epidemic in terms of geographical extent, magnitude and mortality, was recorded in 2009. In …

Objective: To analyze the largest outbreak of dengue in Argentina in the municipality of Tigre
during 2016, through detailed spatial analyses of the occurrence of cases in relation to …

Dengue is an emerging disease that has become important in Argentina because of its
vector's presence (Aedes aegypti) and its endemicity in neighbouring countries. Thematic …

In the last two decades dengue cases increased significantly throughout the world, giving
place to more frequent outbreaks in Latin America. In the non-endemic city of San Ramón de …

Dengue is the most prevalent arthropod-borne viral disease in humans, primarily transmitted
by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. We conducted a descriptive analysis of dengue cases from …

INTRODUCTION Dengue is a disease caused by any one of five virus serotypes and
transmitted to humans by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. Climate change and health …

Background Dengue is a widely spread vector-borne disease. Dengue cases in the
Americas have increased over the last few decades, affecting various urban spaces …

Dengue is the most threatening vector-borne viral disease in Colombia. At the moment,
there is no treatment or vaccine available for its control or prevention; therefore, the main …