Dengue Reemergence: The Challenges Ahead

Amos Watentena, I. Okoye, I. Onah
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The global expansion of competent Dengue vectors in tropical and sub-tropical areas, and the favorable conditions for disease transmission demonstrates a critical public health challenge ahead. This review provides an insight into some key underlying gaps while attempting to suggest alternatives towards the containment and hence eradication of Dengue. The non-existence of an efficient vaccine against all DENV serotypes and the rapid global emergence of COVID-19, are undermining the complexities of vaccine development and disrupting global health efforts for the management of Dengue respectively. The development of sustainable DENV control programs now requires a multifaceted approach involving the integration of the recently developed multi-platforms application in entomological surveillance, community awareness, modelling, vaccination, vector control, and also ensuring that Dengue control efforts are not hampered or neglected during COVID-19 pandemic. This approach requires active collaboration and communication of scientists from various disciplines, economic support from funding agencies and institutions as well as support from the communities, governments and public health organizations.
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有能力的登革热病媒在热带和亚热带地区的全球扩张,以及疾病传播的有利条件,表明未来面临严峻的公共卫生挑战。这一审查提供了一些关键的潜在差距的见解,同时试图提出控制并因此根除登革热的替代方案。目前尚不存在针对所有DENV血清型的有效疫苗,以及COVID-19在全球的迅速出现,分别破坏了疫苗开发的复杂性,并破坏了全球管理登革热的卫生工作。现在,制定可持续的登革热控制规划需要采取多方面的方法,包括将最近开发的多平台应用程序整合到昆虫学监测、社区认识、建模、疫苗接种、病媒控制中,并确保在COVID-19大流行期间不阻碍或忽视登革热控制工作。这种方法需要来自不同学科的科学家的积极合作和交流,来自资助机构和机构的经济支持,以及来自社区、政府和公共卫生组织的支持。
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