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

Background Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne viral disease, is a rapidly emerging public
health problem in Ecuador and throughout the tropics. However, we have a limited …

Background Dengue is a major and rapidly increasing public health problem. In Argentina,
the southern extreme of its distribution in the Americas, epidemic transmission takes place …

Dengue fever has gradually re-emerged across the global South, particularly affecting urban
areas of the tropics and sub-tropics. The dynamics of dengue fever transmission are …

In this paper, we compare a variety of spatio-temporal conditional autoregressive models to
a dengue fever dataset in Colombia, and incorporate an innovative data transformation …

Dengue transmission poses significant challenges for public health authorities worldwide
due to its susceptibility to various factors, including environmental and climate variability …

Dengue virus (DENV) transmission occurs primarily in tropical and subtropical climates, but
within the last decade it has extended to temperate regions. Santa Fe, a temperate province …

Dengue is steadily increasing worldwide and expanding into higher latitudes. Current non-
endemic areas are prone to become endemic soon. To improve understanding of dengue …

Background This study examines the impact of climate, socio-economic and demographic
factors on the incidence of dengue in regions of the United States and Mexico. We select …

Globally, urban settlements face increases in the frequency, magnitude, and duration of
extreme climate events and shifts in their timing and spatial extent. Variation in temperature …