Tropical Diseases Report.pdf

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Dengue, Chikungunya, and Zika Virus

A study in Colombia found that a dengue vector control intervention was potentially cost-effective in areas with high dengue prevalence, with an additional cost of $20.9 per household and a reduction in probability of dengue infection.
A qualitative study in Caribbean Colombia explored the perceptions of mothers of children with Zika virus-associated microcephaly, highlighting the need for psychosocial and economic support, and commitment from local and national governments to ensure quality health services.
Research on Chikungunya virus infection in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes identified an E3 ubiquitin ligase scaffolding protein as proviral, providing insights into the virus's transmission and potential targets for intervention.

Other Tropical Diseases

Rage: no new information
Trachoma: no new information
Ulcer de Buruli: no new information
Pian: no new information
Lèpre: no new information
Trypanosomes (trypanosomiase and maladie de Chagas): no new information
Leishmaniose: no new information
Cysticercose: no new information
Dracunculose: no new information
Echinococcose: no new information
Trématodoses d’origine alimentaire: no new information
Filariose lymphatique: no new information
Mycétome: no new information
Onchocercose: no new information
Schistosomiase: no new information
Helminthiases transmises par le sol: no new information
Gale: no new information
* Morsures de serpent: no new information

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