Spatial connectivity plays an important role in mosquito-borne disease transmission.
Connectivity can arise for many reasons, including shared environments, vector ecology and …

An estimated 105 million dengue infections occur per year across 120 countries, where
traditional vector control is the primary control strategy to reduce contact between mosquito …

In recent years, Zika virus (ZIKV) has expanded its geographic range and in 2015–2016
caused a substantial epidemic linked to a surge in developmental and neurological …

Environment and human mobility have been considered as two important factors that drive
the outbreak and transmission of dengue fever (DF). Most studies focus on the local …

The location of the infections is the basic data for precise prevention and control of dengue
fever (DF). However, most studies default to residence address as the place of infection …

Dengue is hyper-endemic in Singapore and Malaysia, and daily movement rates between
the two countries are consistently high, allowing inference on the role of local transmission …

The incidence of Aedes-borne pathogens has been increasing despite vector control efforts.
Control strategies typically target households, where Aedes mosquitoes breed in household …

Most animal disease surveillance systems concentrate efforts in blocking transmission
pathways and tracing back infected contacts while not considering the risk of transporting …

Regions of the world exposed to Zika-linked microcephaly cases have experienced
significant declines in fertility. In urban settings, arboviral outbreaks depend on …

Inferring the transmission direction between linked individuals living with HIV provides
unparalleled power to understand the epidemiology that determines transmission …