Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases
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Resumo: | Summary Introduction: Global climate changes directly affect the natural environment and contribute to an increase in the transmission of diseases by vectors. Among these diseases, dengue is at the top of the list. The aim of our study was to understand the consequences of temporal variability of air temperature in the occurrence of dengue in an area comprising seven municipalities of the Greater São Paulo. Method: Characterization of a temporal trend of the disease in the region between 2010 and 2013 was performed through analysis of the notified number of dengue cases over this period. Our analysis was complemented with meteorological (temperature) and pollutant concentration data (PM10). Results: We observed that the months of January, February, March, April and May (from 2010 to 2013) were the ones with the highest number of notified cases. We also found that there is a statistical association of moisture and PM10 with the reported cases of dengue. Conclusion: Although the temperature does not statistically display an association with recorded cases of dengue, we were able to verify that temperature peaks coincide with dengue outbreak peaks. Future studies on environmental pollution and its influence on the development of Aedes aegypti mosquito during all stages of its life cycle, and the definition of strategies for better monitoring, including campaigns and surveillance, would be compelling. |
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Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases |
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Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases |
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Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases Carneiro,Marco Antonio F. dengue mosquito vectors climate climate change environmental pollution |
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Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases |
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Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases |
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Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases |
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Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases |
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Environmental factors can influence dengue reported cases |
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Carneiro,Marco Antonio F. |
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Carneiro,Marco Antonio F. Alves,Beatriz da C. A. Gehrke,Flávia de Sousa Domingues,José Nuno Sá,Nelson Paixão,Susana Figueiredo,João Ferreira,Ana Almeida,Cleonice Machi,Amaury Savóia,Eriane Nascimento,Vânia Fonseca,Fernando |
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Alves,Beatriz da C. A. Gehrke,Flávia de Sousa Domingues,José Nuno Sá,Nelson Paixão,Susana Figueiredo,João Ferreira,Ana Almeida,Cleonice Machi,Amaury Savóia,Eriane Nascimento,Vânia Fonseca,Fernando |
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Carneiro,Marco Antonio F. Alves,Beatriz da C. A. Gehrke,Flávia de Sousa Domingues,José Nuno Sá,Nelson Paixão,Susana Figueiredo,João Ferreira,Ana Almeida,Cleonice Machi,Amaury Savóia,Eriane Nascimento,Vânia Fonseca,Fernando |
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dengue mosquito vectors climate climate change environmental pollution |
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dengue mosquito vectors climate climate change environmental pollution |
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Summary Introduction: Global climate changes directly affect the natural environment and contribute to an increase in the transmission of diseases by vectors. Among these diseases, dengue is at the top of the list. The aim of our study was to understand the consequences of temporal variability of air temperature in the occurrence of dengue in an area comprising seven municipalities of the Greater São Paulo. Method: Characterization of a temporal trend of the disease in the region between 2010 and 2013 was performed through analysis of the notified number of dengue cases over this period. Our analysis was complemented with meteorological (temperature) and pollutant concentration data (PM10). Results: We observed that the months of January, February, March, April and May (from 2010 to 2013) were the ones with the highest number of notified cases. We also found that there is a statistical association of moisture and PM10 with the reported cases of dengue. Conclusion: Although the temperature does not statistically display an association with recorded cases of dengue, we were able to verify that temperature peaks coincide with dengue outbreak peaks. Future studies on environmental pollution and its influence on the development of Aedes aegypti mosquito during all stages of its life cycle, and the definition of strategies for better monitoring, including campaigns and surveillance, would be compelling. |
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