The effect of seasonal variations on the occurrence rates of Dengue Fever transmission in Fiji

Khan, Shafraaz The effect of seasonal variations on the occurrence rates of Dengue Fever transmission in Fiji. In: Pacific Island Health Research Symposium, 2-5th September, 2024, Sheraton Denarau- Nadi. (Unpublished)

Abstract

Mosquito-borne disease caused by Aedes aegypti & Aedes albopictus. Global concern, with an estimated 3.9 billion people living in endemic areas (WHO, 2020). Fiji's history with Dengue outbreaks, notably the 2013-2014 outbreak affecting 15,000 people.
Aim- To investigate the relationship between seasonal weather patterns (temperature, rainfall) and dengue fever transmission in Fiji (2016-2019). Increased understanding of weather's influence on disease transmission can improve public health policies and interventions in Fiji.

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Title:
The effect of seasonal variations on the occurrence rates of Dengue Fever transmission in Fiji
Creators:
Khan, Shafraaz
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R Medicine > RA Public aspects of medicine
R Medicine > RA Public aspects of medicine > RA0421 Public health. Hygiene. Preventive Medicine
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College of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences > Office of Dean > Research > FIPHR
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Venina Naigulevu
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19 Jan 2025 23:15
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