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Spatial Evaluation of Dengue Transmission and Vector Abundance in the City of Dhaka, Bangladesh

Unknown authors · 2023
hash_id: 967c3a1a1642e11e112c46141ae8e66cf85dbc1cb2f006efd78bb34949cab431 · DOI: 10.3390/geographies3020014

In recent years, many urban areas in low and middle income countries have experienced major dengue epidemics, and the city of Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is one of them. Understanding models based on land cover and land use in urban areas in relation to vector abundance and possible disease transmission can be a major epidemiological tool in identifying disease incidence and prevalence. Demographic and human behavioral factors can also play a role in determining microenvironments for entomological distribution—which is a major risk factor for epidemicity. Data collected from a cross-sectional entomological survey in the city of Dhaka during the monsoon season of 2012 and two serological surveys—one pre-monsoon and another post-monsoon in 2012—were analyzed in this study. A …

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