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 …

Unprecedented economic growth in Southeast Asia (SEA) has encouraged the expansion of
rubber plantations. This land-use transformation is changing the risk of mosquito-borne …

Background Dengue is an increasingly important public health problem in most Latin
American countries and more cost-effective ways of reducing dengue vector densities to …

Weather variables, mainly temperature and humidity influence vectors, viruses, human
biology, ecology and consequently the intensity and distribution of the vector-borne …

Background/Objectives Understanding the factors underlying the spatio-temporal
distribution of infectious diseases provides useful information regarding their prevention and …

Dengue is one of the major hurdles to the public health in Sri Lanka, causing high morbidity
and mortality. The present study focuses on the use of geographical information systems …

Recent years have seen the greatest ecological disturbances of our times, with global
human expansion, species and habitat loss, climate change, and the emergence of new and …

This study examined the association of human and environmental factors with the presence
of Aedes aegypti, the vector for dengue fever and yellow fever viruses, in a desert region in …

Objective To characterize the social and environmental risk factors associated with the
presence of Aedes aegypti in order to improve community dengue control. Methods A case …

The tropical climate of Thailand encourages very high mosquito densities in certain areas
and is ideal for dengue transmission, especially in the southern region where the province …