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1 Oct 2007

Insecticide Resistance In Aedes Aegypti

Insecticide resistance in the vector Aedes aegypti is an important but under-researched and poorly understood phenomenon.
Source: WHO/TDR
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1 Oct 2007

Delivery Issues Related To Vector Control Operations: A Special Focus On The Americas

Vector control is an essential part of the control of vector-borne diseases and effective preventive measures to reduce or interrupt their transmission.
Source: WHO/TDR
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1 Oct 2007

Opportunities in the development of anti-dengue drugs

The aim of this paper is to review opportunities in the development of anti-dengue drugs.
Source: WHO/TDR
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1 Oct 2007

Understanding pathogenesis, immune response and viral factors

Dengue is the most important human viral disease transmitted by arthropod vectors, yet no effective and sustainable control measures exist.
Source: WHO/TDR
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1 Oct 2007

Geographic Information System For Dengue Prevention And Control

The design and implementation of a sound information system is essential for the prevention and control of dengue.
Source: WHO/TDR
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1 Oct 2007

Opportunities In The Development Of Dengue Vaccines

It has been said that no modality, with the exception of clean drinking-water, has had a greater effect on the control of infectious diseases than vaccines.
Source: WHO/TDR
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1 Oct 2007

Control of dengue vectors: tools and strategies

Dengue is a vector-borne disease of tropical and subtropical human populations, which occurs predominantly, but not only, in urban areas.
Source: WHO/TDR
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