Foto Rui Silva/Aspress Source www.dnoticias.pt Ana Clara, vice presidente of IASAÚDE (regional health administration), talking at "XXCongresso Nacional de Medicina Interna" reminded participants that since the epidemic between October 2012 and February 2013, no autochthonous infections of Dengue have been registered in Madeira.
However, the speaker alerted that even though there has been a reduction in Aedes aegypti mosquito, the destination is on alert as Madeira can still be epidemic without being endemic, as the mosquito is present in Madeira. Vector borne diseases including dengue, yellow fever and malaria are very much on the scope of the World Health Organisation.
Original article in DN Noticias Madeira, 16 March 2014
However, the speaker alerted that even though there has been a reduction in Aedes aegypti mosquito, the destination is on alert as Madeira can still be epidemic without being endemic, as the mosquito is present in Madeira. Vector borne diseases including dengue, yellow fever and malaria are very much on the scope of the World Health Organisation.
Original article in DN Noticias Madeira, 16 March 2014
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