Dengue Fever (DF) has become one of the most serious infectious diseases in China.
Dengue virus and its vector (Aedes mosquito) are known to be sensitive to climate condition …

Objective To investigate the relationship between climate variables, East Asian summer
monsoon (EASM) and large outbreaks of dengue in China. Methods We constructed …

Background Previous studies have shown associations between local weather factors and
dengue incidence in tropical and subtropical regions. However, spatial variability in those …

The rapid spread of dengue fever (DF) infection has posed severe threats to global health.
Environmental factors, such as weather conditions, are believed to regulate DF spread …

Background Dengue is a major public health problem in the tropics and sub-tropics, but the
disease is less known to non-dengue-endemic countries including in Northeast Asia …

Objective To review the scientific evidence about the impact of climate change and socio‐
environmental factors on dengue transmission, particularly in the Asia‐Pacific region …

Introduction: Dengue is currently a major public health burden in Asia Pacific Region. This
study aims to establish an association between dengue incidence, mean temperature and …

Introduction Each year there are approximately 390 million dengue infections worldwide.
Weather variables have a significant impact on the transmission of Dengue Fever (DF), a …

We examined the spatial distribution pattern and meteorological drivers of dengue fever
(DF) in Guangdong Province, China. Annual incidence of DF was calculated for each county …

This study aims to (1) investigate the associations between climatic factors and dengue; and
(2) identify the susceptible subgroups. De-identified daily dengue cases in Guangzhou for …