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Relationship between Climate Variables and Dengue Incidence in Argentina.

María Soledad LópezAndre A GómezGabriela V MüllerElisabet WalkerMichael A RobertElizabet Lilia Estallo
Published in: Environmental health perspectives (2023)
The higher incidence of dengue virus and its expansion to different regions of Argentina seem to be associated with temperature increases in the country during the past two decades. The active surveillance of both the vector and associated arboviruses, together with continued meteorological data collection, will facilitate the assessment and prediction of future epidemics that use trends in the accelerated changes in climate. Such surveillance should go hand in hand with efforts to improve the understanding of the mechanisms driving the geographic expansion of dengue and other arboviruses beyond the current limits. https://doi.org/10.1289/EHP11616.
Keyphrases
  • dengue virus
  • zika virus
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  • climate change
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  • air pollution
  • big data
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  • electronic health record
  • quality improvement
  • deep learning