There is mounting evidence to show that community health workers (CHWs) play a positive
role in improving population health by connecting people to information, resources, and …

Global concern regarding mosquito-borne disease emergence and re-emergence has
driven the development of citizen science mosquito surveillance initiatives. Although these …

Background Approximately 128 countries and 3.9 billion people are at risk of dengue
infection. Incidence of dengue has increased over the past decades, becoming a growing …

India has the largest number of dengue cases in the world, contributing approximately 34%
of the global burden. The framework for a geospatially enabled early warning and adaptive …

Background The outbreak of dengue during 2017 in Sri Lanka is the worst incidence of this
mosquito-borne virus infection in the South Asian country since records began. Methods In …

Background Dengue fever is viral disease which spreads due to the bite of the Aedes
aegypti mosquito. In recent years, it has affected around 40% population of the world. Its …

Abstract Objectives In Brazil, the National Policy for Dengue Control seeks to incorporate the
lessons of national and international experience in dengue control, emphasising the need …

Standard research on social media and its applications has been widely disseminated in
developed nations. But in Sri Lanka, research in this area has been released far less …

Background Social media has evolved beyond its conventional purpose of communication
and information sharing to become a potent tool for disseminating health and oral health …

In Colombia, as in many Latin American countries, decision making and development of
effective strategies for vector control of urban diseases such as dengue, Zika, and …