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Information retrieval for dengue research varies by database and subject. Tropical clinical and epidemiological data are often inadequately covered, highlighting a need for specialized databases for global dengue surveillance.

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  • Assessment of coverage based on the geographical location of publications.

    • Main Results:

    • Retrieval rates for molecular biology references were generally high (>70%).
    • Retrieval rates for clinical medicine and epidemiology were significantly lower (<50%).
    • Research from dengue-endemic tropical countries was found to be inadequately covered.

    Conclusions:

    • Current databases exhibit limitations in comprehensively retrieving dengue research, particularly in clinical and epidemiological aspects from tropical regions.
    • The inadequate coverage of tropical medicine research hinders effective global dengue surveillance.
    • Development of a new database focused on tropical geographic medicine is crucial for improving dengue information access and surveillance.