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Gabriela Paz-Bailey¹, Laura E Adams¹, Jacqueline Deen²

¹Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne viral illness, is a significant global health threat. Recent advances in understanding the virus and developing new control strategies offer hope for better prevention and management.

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Area of Science:

* Virology and Epidemiology
* Global Health Security
* Vector-Borne Diseases

Background:

* Dengue virus poses a growing global public health challenge, endemic in over 100 countries.
* Climate change is expanding the range of the mosquito vector, increasing risk in new regions.
* Silent epidemics are emerging in Africa, highlighting the widespread nature of the threat.

Purpose of the Study:

* To review recent advances in understanding dengue virus, immune responses, and disease progression.
* To highlight novel interventions for dengue prevention and control.
* To address the challenge of identifying reliable correlates of protection for vaccine assessment.

Main Methods:

* Comprehensive literature review of recent scientific publications on dengue.
* Analysis of epidemiological data on dengue distribution and trends.
* Evaluation of emerging vaccine candidates and mosquito control strategies.

Main Results:

* Significant progress in understanding dengue pathogenesis and host immune responses.
* Development of partially effective dengue vaccines and innovative vector control methods.
* Identification of challenges in assessing vaccine efficacy due to lack of immune correlates.

Conclusions:

* Recent scientific advancements herald a new era in dengue prevention and control.
* Novel interventions show promise in mitigating the impact of dengue outbreaks.
* Continued research is crucial for developing more effective dengue vaccines and control strategies.