Nano-interventions for dengue: a comprehensive review of control, detection and treatment strategies.

Abstract

Dengue, a formidable life-threatening malady, currently exerts a profound impact upon the Western Pacific and Southeast-Asian developing and underdeveloped nations. The intricacies inherent in addressing dengue are manifold, requiring a concerted effort not only towards vector control but also the implementation of efficacious host treatments to forestall the progression of the disease into severe manifestations, such as hemorrhage and shock. The only vaccine available for dengue in the market is DENGVAXIA, with several other vaccine candidates which are currently in the clinical developmental stages. However, DENGVAXIA, owing to incidences of adverse events in among children, was withdrawn in Philippines. This warrants the development of new safer vaccine candidates. The existent control strategies, regrettably, demonstrate inadequacy in effectively mitigating the rampant dissemination of this ailment. Moreover, the diagnostic and therapeutic modalities exhibit potential for refinement, specifically through precision diagnostics and tailored therapeutic interventions, to enhance the precision and efficacy of dengue management. This comprehensive review endeavors to provide an in-depth elucidation of the utilization of nanotechnology-based approaches synergistically integrated with conventional methodologies in the overarching domains of dengue control, diagnosis, and treatment.