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Undurraga, E. A., There was also The study aims 1. Research Design The results of the The results from Recommendation:
Edillo, F. E., Erasmo, inconsistent data to evaluate the study show that only this study show
- employed a comparative There must be
J. N. V., Alera, M. T. particularly in true burden of 21% of symptomatic that a substantial
observational research design efforts to control
P., Yoon, I., Largo, F. the reporting of dengue in the dengue infections number of
to assess dengue transmission
M., & Shepard, D. S. dengue cases. Philippines by were reported and symptomatic
underreporting. including vaccines,
(2017). Disease The routine comparing with an expansion DENV
antiviral drugs, and
burden of dengue in passive active and 2. Passive Surveillance factor of 4.7. Using infections have
vector control.
the Philippines: surveillance passive surveillance data not been
- From April 2012- March 2013, With high dengue
Adjusting for system in the surveillance from 2010-2014, the accounted for in
researchers obtained data from incidence, the
underreporting by Philippines data, identifying estimated annual routine reporting
Cebu. The case definition Philippines has
comparing active and often underreporting, number of dengue in the
follows the Philippine implemented a
passive dengue underreports calculating the cases in the Philippines, as
Integrated Disease Surveillance school-based
surveillance in Punta symptomatic expansion Philippines is has been
and Response Manual, based vaccination
Princesa, Cebu City. DENV factor, and 794,255, with a empirically
on WHO's 1997 dengue program. The
American Journal of infections, as assessing disease burden of found
classification. Using census disease burden
Tropical Medicine and many cases are disease impact 535 to 997 DALYs elsewhere.
data, they estimated monthly estimates can guide
Hygiene, 96(4), 887– not laboratory- using disability- per million
dengue incidence which is policy decisions
898. confirmed. This adjusted life population.
1,000 in Punta Princesa. and enhance public
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understanding of
9/ajtmh.16-0488 understanding health policies. 3. Active dengue surveillance by
dengue.
the true burden cohort study and Detection of This burden is
of the disease. DENV significantly higher
than that of rabies
- 1, 008 participants (≥6 months Limitations:
and similar to
old) were involved in this tuberculosis. The The article
cohort study by the AFRIMS findings highlight identifies some
and PAVRU. They monitored the substantial research gaps, one
the health status weekly. And impact of dengue in is population, they
those with suspected the country. conducted their
tuberculosis were excluded.
study with 1008
Blood samples were taken at
participants who
baseline and after 12 months.
were tested with
Blood samples were collected
their consent but
and stored at −70°C for further
the population of
analysis.
Punta Princesa is
- Blood samples from 27,303. There was
participants with suspected also inconsistent
DENV infection were analyzed data particularly in
Wakley, The Lancet, The article fails To identify World Health Organization, increase of dengue There is a Mentioning the
Volume 404, Issue to mention how dengue possible scientific and geographics studies cases with a report expected regional problems
10450, p311 it would spread threat for the and expert opinions from scientists of 10 million cases increase of such as temperature
and through future and ways and health practitioners from 52 by the middle of the dengue’s threat or financial
what mediums of intervening research institutions and UN year, the spread has for the possible capability.
and if its agencies. been worsened by future and is to
symptoms will recent issues such as be expected to
remain the same urbanization, climate worsen over
or change to be change and time without
more or less transportation direct
severe. moving the intervention and
mosquitos that carry personal action.
dengue to areas they
are not common in,
this is particular in
warmer regions
especially africa as
they lack the needed
medical care for the
disease.

Bhatt et al., (2013) Effect of the Dengue’s News sites, government officials, for the first 4.5 Dengue is Mentioning how
disease and how expected growth current statistics and from official months of 2024 there becoming more dengue is
Messina et al., (2019)
it spreads in and increase databases. was an increase of common in the transmitted in real
McArthur et al., America especially in 238% of infections US and EU with time such as areas
recent years compared to last significant with a larger
compared to year in the same increases density of
before in time frame, this compared to mosquitos
America. means that the past years due to depending on the
chance of severe climate change area’s climate and
dengue and its highlighting the how they
spread rise need for more reproduce.
exponentially as it is preventative
common for people measures for its
to be asymptomatic spread and
for it further treatment due to
spreading it when there being no
mosquitos arrive. specific
The dengue virus treatment for
was also uncommon dengue,
in the US in its cold however there
seasons until the are studies for
weather has become safer and more
warm every three to effective
four years as that is vaccines for
the mosquitos dengue.
preferred
temperature for their
environment, this is
worsened by climate
change as the
periods of heat have
been extended and
become more
frequent.
Federigan (2024) Total severity of The correlation Current statistics through A significant Asia and The result of the
the disease and of dengue’s Department of Health in the increase of dengue especially the extreme weather
Department of Health
the possible rate resurgence with Philippines along with cases for July 27th Philippines for the mosquitos
(Philippines) (2024)
of lethality to climate change Intergovernmental agencies and of 2024 having a dengue cases is and the kind of
Intergovernment-al people. in Asia expert opinions. total of 128,834 expected to climate the
Panel on Climate cases as compared to increase over mosquitos are
Change (2023) same period last year time due to the using to reproduce.
being 33% higher. seasonal
This has also put changes and
local governments in climate change
the Philippines on leading to rising
high alert due to the temperatures
continuous rise. and irregular
ICPP also mention rainfall patterns,
that epidemic this is also
seasons will be more further
frequent in Asia in worsened by
the future due to densely
climate change and populated areas
other man-made with poor access
factors which has the to proper
possibility of healthcare
affecting 2.25 billion which would
people. increase the
transmission of
the disease. The
recurrence of the
disease is also
expected to be
more frequent
due to the
changes.