Dengue virus identified in Maricopa County, Arizona, according to field report
Dengue virus identified in Maricopa County, Arizona, according to field report
A field report from Maricopa County, Arizona, describes the identification of dengue virus.
Dengue virus identified in Maricopa County, Arizona, prompting health officials to monitor mosquito-borne illness risks and remind residents…
Surveillance summary describes epidemiologic trends of dengue in U.S. Territories
Health officials track dengue cases in U.S. territories for patterns
A surveillance summary reports on epidemiologic trends of dengue cases in U.S.
CDC data shows dengue cases in U.S. territories like Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands from 2010 to 2020, helping officials track the mosqu…
Travel-associated dengue cases increased in the United States in 2019
Travel-related dengue cases in the U.S. increased in 2019, report shows
An observational report of travel-associated dengue cases in the United States from 2010 to 2021 found an increase in cases in 2019 compared…
Travelers brought more dengue cases to the U.S. in 2019 than in the years before or after, according to a new report.
Autism spectrum disorder diagnoses reported in children with possible prenatal Zika virus exposure in Puerto Rico
Could prenatal Zika exposure be linked to autism diagnoses in children?
An observational report from Puerto Rico describes autism spectrum disorder diagnoses among children with possible prenatal Zika virus expos…
Health officials are tracking autism diagnoses in children with possible prenatal Zika exposure in Puerto Rico to see if a pattern emerges.
Surveillance system monitors dengue trends in Puerto Rico
What's happening with dengue in Puerto Rico? A new report tracks the trends
A surveillance summary describes a system used to monitor dengue trends in Puerto Rico.
A new report explains how Puerto Rico tracks dengue fever trends to spot outbreaks early and understand how the disease is spreading.
Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine Recommended as Key Prevention in Asia
Japanese encephalitis vaccine prevents most common cause of brain infection in Asia
A recommendation report identifies Japanese encephalitis virus as the most common vaccine-preventable cause of encephalitis in Asia.
Japanese encephalitis is the most common vaccine-preventable cause of brain infection in Asia, making vaccination a key protection for trave…
Zika virus outbreak reported in Dhaka, Bangladesh during late 2024
Zika virus outbreak reported in Dhaka, Bangladesh. What does this mean?
An outbreak report describes a Zika virus outbreak in Dhaka, Bangladesh from September to December 2024.
Zika virus outbreak reported in Dhaka, Bangladesh, between September and December 2024, posing risks of fever, rash, joint pain, and serious…
ACIP issues recommendations for tick-borne encephalitis vaccine in U.S. travelers and lab workers
U.S. health advisors recommend tick-borne encephalitis vaccine for travelers and lab workers
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has published recommendations for tick-borne encephalitis vaccine use among U.S.
U.S. health advisors now recommend the tick-borne encephalitis vaccine for travelers visiting endemic areas and lab workers handling the vir…
Field report examines dengue virus infection prevalence in U.S. Virgin Islands youth
How many kids in the U.S. Virgin Islands have had dengue?
A field report from the U.S. Virgin Islands assessed the prevalence of previous dengue virus infection in children and adolescents.
Health officials in the U.S. Virgin Islands are checking how common past dengue infections are among children and adolescents.
U.S. registry reports Zika-associated birth defects in pregnancies with confirmed or possible infection
U.S. Registry Reports Zika-Associated Birth Defects in Pregnancies
An observational registry report from the U.S.
A U.S. registry report confirms Zika virus infections are linked to specific birth defects like microcephaly, though exact risk numbers rema…
Review suggests T cell epitope vaccines may help control dengue infection and modulate ADE risk
Could targeting T cells lead to a safer dengue vaccine?
A systematic review examines research on dengue virus T cell epitope-mediated immunity and antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE).
A new dengue vaccine strategy targeting T cells could help control the virus and reduce the risk of severe disease from antibody-dependent e…
Meta-analysis finds 30.7% molecular prevalence of yellow fever virus in non-human primates
Yellow fever virus found in many monkeys in the Americas, study shows
A meta-analysis of 39 studies involving 7,183 non-human primates found pooled molecular prevalence of yellow fever virus infection was 30.7%…
Yellow fever virus was found in 31% of monkey samples and 43% of tissue tests, with infected animals in detailed cases all dying from severe…