THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
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Resumo: | Brazil has faced a significant increase in the number of dengue cases in recent decades, which represents a challenge for public health authorities. Several factors may contribute to this increase, including deforestation and globalization, which have a direct impact on the proliferation of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, the dengue vector. The aims of this study are to investigate the relationship between increased deforestation and globalization and the increase in dengue cases in Brazil and to analyse the mechanisms by which deforestation and globalization can influence the spread of dengue. The methodology in question is a systematic review, using the narrative method, using quantitative and qualitative factors to reach the expected result. The DataSus/Tabnet, Terrabrasilis, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science and Virtual Health Library databases were also used, using the health sciences descriptors “Dengue hospitalizations”, “Deforestation and Arboviruses”, “Deforestation and Dengue” and “Globalization and Dengue”, totalling 84 works and 8 works of literature were used in the formulation of this review and 2 references were formulated through the quantitative databases. Deforestation can increase the incidence of dengue, as it creates favorable environments for the reproduction of the transmitting mosquito, such as the accumulation of water in tires, cans and abandoned containers. In addition, deforestation can lead to the migration of populations from rural to urban areas, increasing exposure to endemic areas of the disease. Globalization can also contribute to the increase in dengue cases by facilitating the transport of infected people and the mosquito vector between different regions. Increased international trade and tourism can expand the spread of the dengue virus to new areas. The increase in the number of dengue cases in Brazil is related to deforestation and globalization, which create favourable conditions for the propagation of the mosquito vector and the spread of the dengue virus between different regions. Disease control measures must take these factors into account and include actions to monitor deforestation, vector control and public health education in order to reduce the incidence of dengue in the country. |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWArboviruses; Dengue; Public Health; Deforestation; Globalization; Systematic Review.Brazil has faced a significant increase in the number of dengue cases in recent decades, which represents a challenge for public health authorities. Several factors may contribute to this increase, including deforestation and globalization, which have a direct impact on the proliferation of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, the dengue vector. The aims of this study are to investigate the relationship between increased deforestation and globalization and the increase in dengue cases in Brazil and to analyse the mechanisms by which deforestation and globalization can influence the spread of dengue. The methodology in question is a systematic review, using the narrative method, using quantitative and qualitative factors to reach the expected result. The DataSus/Tabnet, Terrabrasilis, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science and Virtual Health Library databases were also used, using the health sciences descriptors “Dengue hospitalizations”, “Deforestation and Arboviruses”, “Deforestation and Dengue” and “Globalization and Dengue”, totalling 84 works and 8 works of literature were used in the formulation of this review and 2 references were formulated through the quantitative databases. Deforestation can increase the incidence of dengue, as it creates favorable environments for the reproduction of the transmitting mosquito, such as the accumulation of water in tires, cans and abandoned containers. In addition, deforestation can lead to the migration of populations from rural to urban areas, increasing exposure to endemic areas of the disease. Globalization can also contribute to the increase in dengue cases by facilitating the transport of infected people and the mosquito vector between different regions. Increased international trade and tourism can expand the spread of the dengue virus to new areas. The increase in the number of dengue cases in Brazil is related to deforestation and globalization, which create favourable conditions for the propagation of the mosquito vector and the spread of the dengue virus between different regions. Disease control measures must take these factors into account and include actions to monitor deforestation, vector control and public health education in order to reduce the incidence of dengue in the country.Editora Acadêmica Periodicojs2024-03-05info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://www.periodicojs.com.br/index.php/hs/article/view/192910.51249/hs.v4i02.1929Health and Society; Vol. 4 No. 02 (2024); 23 - 34Health and Society; v. 4 n. 02 (2024); 23 - 342763-572410.51249/hs.v4i02reponame:Health and Societyinstname:Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa Periodicojsinstacron:IEPPporhttps://www.periodicojs.com.br/index.php/hs/article/view/1929/1709Copyright (c) 2024 João Pedro do Valle Varela, Dryelli Ronchetti Silva Cremonini, Victor Edas Corteletti Pereira Lopes, Lucas Corrêa de Melo, Gabriel Correa Paes, Maria Estela da Costa Azevedo, Matheus Santa Clara Prado, Ana Carolina Nascimento Bertollo, Maria Eduarda Lima Silva de Almeida, Fabio Luiz Teixeira Fullyhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessPedro do Valle Varela, João Ronchetti Silva Cremonini, Dryelli Edas Corteletti Pereira Lopes, Victor Corrêa de Melo, Lucas Correa Paes, Gabriel Estela da Costa Azevedo, Maria Santa Clara Prado, Matheus Carolina Nascimento Bertollo, Ana Eduarda Lima Silva de Almeida, Maria Luiz Teixeira Fully, Fabio 2024-03-05T19:51:43Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/1929Revistahttps://www.periodicojs.com.br/index.php/hs/PRIhttps://www.periodicojs.com.br/index.php/hs/oaijournalofhealthandsociety@gmail.com || periodicojs@gmail.com2763-57242763-5724opendoar:2024-03-05T19:51:43Health and Society - Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa Periodicojsfalse |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Pedro do Valle Varela, João Arboviruses; Dengue; Public Health; Deforestation; Globalization; Systematic Review. |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
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THE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DENGUE CASES IN BRAZIL AND THE CORRELATION WITH DEFORESTATION AND GLOBALIZATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
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Pedro do Valle Varela, João |
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Pedro do Valle Varela, João Ronchetti Silva Cremonini, Dryelli Edas Corteletti Pereira Lopes, Victor Corrêa de Melo, Lucas Correa Paes, Gabriel Estela da Costa Azevedo, Maria Santa Clara Prado, Matheus Carolina Nascimento Bertollo, Ana Eduarda Lima Silva de Almeida, Maria Luiz Teixeira Fully, Fabio |
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Ronchetti Silva Cremonini, Dryelli Edas Corteletti Pereira Lopes, Victor Corrêa de Melo, Lucas Correa Paes, Gabriel Estela da Costa Azevedo, Maria Santa Clara Prado, Matheus Carolina Nascimento Bertollo, Ana Eduarda Lima Silva de Almeida, Maria Luiz Teixeira Fully, Fabio |
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Pedro do Valle Varela, João Ronchetti Silva Cremonini, Dryelli Edas Corteletti Pereira Lopes, Victor Corrêa de Melo, Lucas Correa Paes, Gabriel Estela da Costa Azevedo, Maria Santa Clara Prado, Matheus Carolina Nascimento Bertollo, Ana Eduarda Lima Silva de Almeida, Maria Luiz Teixeira Fully, Fabio |
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Arboviruses; Dengue; Public Health; Deforestation; Globalization; Systematic Review. |
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Arboviruses; Dengue; Public Health; Deforestation; Globalization; Systematic Review. |
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Brazil has faced a significant increase in the number of dengue cases in recent decades, which represents a challenge for public health authorities. Several factors may contribute to this increase, including deforestation and globalization, which have a direct impact on the proliferation of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, the dengue vector. The aims of this study are to investigate the relationship between increased deforestation and globalization and the increase in dengue cases in Brazil and to analyse the mechanisms by which deforestation and globalization can influence the spread of dengue. The methodology in question is a systematic review, using the narrative method, using quantitative and qualitative factors to reach the expected result. The DataSus/Tabnet, Terrabrasilis, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science and Virtual Health Library databases were also used, using the health sciences descriptors “Dengue hospitalizations”, “Deforestation and Arboviruses”, “Deforestation and Dengue” and “Globalization and Dengue”, totalling 84 works and 8 works of literature were used in the formulation of this review and 2 references were formulated through the quantitative databases. Deforestation can increase the incidence of dengue, as it creates favorable environments for the reproduction of the transmitting mosquito, such as the accumulation of water in tires, cans and abandoned containers. In addition, deforestation can lead to the migration of populations from rural to urban areas, increasing exposure to endemic areas of the disease. Globalization can also contribute to the increase in dengue cases by facilitating the transport of infected people and the mosquito vector between different regions. Increased international trade and tourism can expand the spread of the dengue virus to new areas. The increase in the number of dengue cases in Brazil is related to deforestation and globalization, which create favourable conditions for the propagation of the mosquito vector and the spread of the dengue virus between different regions. Disease control measures must take these factors into account and include actions to monitor deforestation, vector control and public health education in order to reduce the incidence of dengue in the country. |
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