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The effects of seasonal climate variability on dengue annual incidence in Hong Kong: A modelling study

2020-01-21

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> In recent years, dengue has been rapidly spreading and growing in the tropics and subtropics. Located in southern China, Hong Kong’s subtropical monsoon climate may favour dengue vector populations and increase the chance of disease transmissions during the rainy summer season. An increase in local dengue incidence has been observed in Hong Kong ever since the first case in 2002, with an outbrea...

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9d741594-8880-5317-b9cc-d0666ecdad17
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10.1101/2020.01.20.912097
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