Dengue Pandemic

Dengue fever has rapidly emerged as one of the greatest infectious disease threats facing the modern world. In Dengue Pandemic, Dr. Isabella White chronicles its explosive spread, from its origins as an obscure tropical illness to a runaway global health crisis. With rigorous analysis and comprehensive evidence, Dr. White investigates the complex factors that enabled the dengue virus and its mosquito vector Aedes aegypti to infiltrate communities worldwide, from the streets of Jakarta to the coasts of Cuba. This book highlights major gaps in prevention, surveillance, and control that have allowed dengue to gain ground despite our technological advances. However, this book Dengue Pandemic offers hope by profiling new approaches and providing an evidence-based framework to contain the viral threat. From novel vaccines to mosquito control techniques, integrated surveillance systems, and rapid response, the book constructs a blueprint for action. With urgent authority, Dengue Pandemic sounds the alarm on a growing threat while providing actionable solutions for readers, policymakers, and health professionals to act before it's too late. We cannot afford inaction with so much at stake.