Dengue fever is an acute mosquito-borne disease that mostly spreads within urban or semi-
urban areas in warm climate zones. The dengue-related risk map is one of the most practical …

Dengue is hyperendemic in Brazil, with outbreaks affecting all regions. Previous studies
identified geographical barriers to dengue transmission in Brazil, beyond which certain …

The changes in the global environment have made impact on the evolution of infectious
diseases, virus mutations, or new diseases which are challenging to be tackled with new …

The Vector Control Program in Mexico has developed operational research strategies to
identify entomological and sociodemographic parameters associated with dengue …

Since the reintroduction of dengue viruses in 1987, Sao Paulo State (SP), Brazil, has
experienced recurrent epidemics in a growing number of municipalities, each time with more …

Spatial connectivity is an important consideration when modelling infectious disease data
across a geographical region. Connectivity can arise for many reasons, including shared …

Abstract Background Aedes (Stegomyia)-borne diseases are an expanding global threat,
but gaps in surveillance make comprehensive and comparable risk assessments …

Background: Understanding the patterns of disease importation through international travel
is paramount for effective public health interventions and global disease surveillance. While …

The intersection of mathematical modeling, nanotechnology, and epidemiology marks a
paradigm shift in our battle against infectious diseases, aligning with the focus of the journal …

Our study examines how dengue fever incidence is associated with spatial (demographic
and socioeconomic) alongside temporal (environmental) factors at multiple scales in the city …