Global Dengue Lab is a sharing and collaboration platform for professionals who work on the prevention, surveillance or treatment of dengue fever. Run by the Break Dengue initiative, it offers a unique opportunity to engage with professionals from different fields of expertise around the world, providing one central point to help tackle the burden of dengue collectively. Conversations include research and development of new techniques and technologies; best-practice sharing; project development and partnerships. You can read more here.
Researchers develop a predictive software system to identify city-specific, dengue fever risk areas amid a global increase in cases. https://eos.org/articles/mapping-dengue-fever-hazard-with-machine-learning
To mark ASEAN Dengue Day 2017, we speak to two leading experts in the region about the challenge of controlling this vector-borne disease With special ...
The Denvaxia rollout continues as more countries around the globe approve the world’s first dengue vaccine. In April, Argentina and Malaysia joined 14 other countries ...
A global expert in vaccine confidence says attitudes to other vaccines can affect dengue vaccination rates. Media monitoring and can help address fears and dispel ...
The number of publications about dengue fever has grown strongly since 1960. Click on link in 'useful resources' to the right of this text According to an analysis of PubMed ...
This article presents the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommendations on the use of dengue vaccine excerpted from the WHO position paper on dengue vaccine published in the Weekly epidemiological ...
The first approved dengue vaccine, CYD-TDV, a chimeric, live-attenuated, tetravalent dengue virus vaccine, was recently licensed in 13 countries, including Brazil. In light of recent vaccine approval, we modeled the ...
Dengue outbreaks are sporadic, unpredictable and highly disruptive. The spread of mosquito-borne diseases poses a major threat to public health. But digital technologies and big data are proving to be ...
Researchers in Brazil want to share that there have been 40 confirmed deaths from Chikungunya in Fortaleza. This is a significant increase in both mortality and the severity of the disease. The Fortaleza research team are part of the REDe ... Read more
The aim of this website is to provide a platform for sharing and developing research priorities, protocols and data capture systems alongside the latest epidemiological and clinical management information about Zika infection. Also in Espanol and Portugues. Read more
Releasing genetically modified Aedes Aegypti sterile mosquitoes has caused the species’ population to fall by 90% in local trial sites. These results have raised expectations that this novel approach could be used to defeat dengue in combination with traditional vector ... Read more
