Proactive measures vs dengue sought
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued an urgent alert about dengue fever, stating there were approximately 3,500 cases among U.S. Travelers in 2024, an 84% increase from 2023.
- The U.K. Health Security Agency reported 900 travel-related dengue cases in 2024, highlighting a significant rise of nearly 300 cases compared to the previous year.
- U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Announced plans to reduce the workforce by 10,000, which will impact agencies like the CDC that monitor diseases and could hinder preparations for dengue fever.
- Scott O'Neill, founder of the World Mosquito Program, emphasized that disease pressure is dramatically increasing due to climate change, rising temperatures, and flooding, with no evidence of the trend reversing.
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Proactive measures vs dengue sought
SEN. Bong Go urged health authorities to take proactive measures against dengue, as the number of cases of the deadly mosquito-borne disease continue to skyrocket. From Jan. 1 to March 15, the Department of Health (DOH) reported over 76,000 dengue cases, a 78 percent increase from the 42,000 cases recorded during the same period in the country last year. Health Secretary Ted Herbosa said the trend aligns with the country's cyclical dengue outbre…
Deadly Dengue Fever Rises as the US Cuts All Climate-Health Funding
Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, issued an urgent alert about dengue fever, a painful and sometimes deadly mosquito-borne illness common in tropical and subtropical parts of the world. Some 3,500 travelers from the United States contracted dengue abroad in 2024, according to the CDC, an 84 percent increase over 2023. “This trend is expected to continue… Source
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