Molecular epidemiology and surveillance of imported dengue in travellers returning to Spain, 2022-2024.

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Molecular epidemiology and surveillance of imported dengue in travellers returning to Spain, 2022-2024.

Travel medicine and infectious disease - 1 Jan 2026

Sánchez-Mora Patricia, Molero Francisca, Navascués Ana, Zurita Nelly Daniela, Zamarrón Pilar, Lagarejos Eduardo, Gómez Sara, Cardona Pere Joan, Carrasco Blanca, López-Lomba Marta, Escribano Isabel, Martínez-Expósito Óscar, Del Peso Teresa, Herrero Laura, Negredo Anabel, Guillén-Calvo Laura, Peña Ana, Gutiérrez-López Rafael, Labiod Nuria, Vázquez Ana, Sánchez-Seco María Paz

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INTRODUCTION: Dengue is the most significant vector-borne viral disease in global morbidity and mortality, and it is considered a re-emerging disease spreading into new regions. The risk of autochthonous dengue virus transmission in Spain remains high due to the increasing number of travellers returning from endemic areas and the presence of Aedes albopictus within our territory. Conducting epidemiological and...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.tmaid.2026.102986

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