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Japanese encephalitis epidemiology is changing in Asia. Immunization with available inactivated vaccines is the primary method for controlling this infection.

Area of Science:

Epidemiology
Infectious Diseases
Vaccinology

Background:

Japanese encephalitis (JE) presents evolving epidemiological and distribution patterns across southern and East Asian nations.
JE virus poses a significant public health challenge in endemic regions.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the changing epidemiological and distribution patterns of Japanese encephalitis in Asia.
To highlight the importance of immunization in JE control.

Main Methods:

Review of epidemiological data on Japanese encephalitis distribution.
Analysis of vaccine development and availability.

Main Results:

Significant shifts in Japanese encephalitis occurrence and spread observed in various Asian countries.

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Development of several JE vaccines, with two inactivated types currently available for human use.

Conclusions:

Immunization is identified as the most practical and effective strategy for controlling Japanese encephalitis.
The availability of inactivated vaccines offers a viable means for JE prevention and control.