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Review
. 2024 Jan 28:18:100684.
doi: 10.1016/j.onehlt.2024.100684. eCollection 2024 Jun.

Integrated One Health strategies in Dengue

Anna Caterina Procopio  1 , Simona Colletta  1 , Emanuela Laratta  1 , Matteo Mellace  1 , Bruno Tilocca  1 , Carlotta Ceniti  1 , Andrea Urbani  2   3 , Paola Roncada  1
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Review

Integrated One Health strategies in Dengue

Anna Caterina Procopio et al. One Health. .

Abstract

Zoonoses have rapidly spread globally, necessitating the implementation of vaccination strategies as a control measure. Emerging and re-emerging vector-borne diseases are among the major global public health concerns. Dengue, a zoonotic viral infection transmitted to humans by a vector, the Aedes mosquito, is a severe global health problem. Dengue is a serious tropical infectious disease, second only to malaria, causing around 25,000 deaths each year. The resurgence of Dengue is mainly due to climate change, demographic transitions and evolving social dynamics. The development of an effective vaccine against Dengue has proven to be a complex undertaking due to four different viral serotypes with distinct antigenic profiles. This review highlights the urgent need to address the dengue threat by exploring the application of biotechnological and -OMICS sciences.

Keywords: -OMICS sciences; Dengue; Global health; One Health; Vector-borne diseases; Zoonoses.

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Conflict of interest statement

The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

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Pesticide use tons worldwide from 1990 to 2021. The picture shows the development of pesticide consumption worldwide by showing the years considered on the x-axis and the consumption per tonne on the y-axis.
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The approved dengue vaccines are Dengvaxia® and Qdenga®. The column in dark pink shows some of the characteristics of the Dengvaxia® vaccine, while the column in light blue shows the characteristics of the Qdenga® vaccine.
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Molecular and serological tests for the diagnosis of dengue. The figure shows the main techniques for dengue diagnosing in the five sections presented.
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