Perspective - Virology Research Journal (2023) Volume 7, Issue 1

Risk factors for transmission of dengue viruses and yellow fever by stegomyia mosquito

Dengue and yellow fever are re-emerging with contributing drivers to this drift being impromptu urbanization and progressively versatile anthropophilic Aedes (Stegomyia) vectors. Entomological chance appraisal of these illnesses remains rare within the dengue fever-prone urban coastal regions. Dengue is one of the foremost broad mosquito-borne arbovirus infection around the world. Dengue infections are display in 128 nations around the world with major public health, social and financial results. Dengue may be a complex malady with a wide range of clinical indications, extending from asymptomatic to deadly, which is frequently unrecognized or misdiagnosed and befuddled with other fever-causing tropical infections. Author(s): Cesaire Awando

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