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Reemergence of Dengue Virus Serotype 3, Brazil, 2023

Naveca, F. G.; Santiago, G. A.; Maito, R. M.; Meneses, C. A. R.; Nascimento, V. A. d.; Souza, V. C. d.; Nascimento, F. O. d.; Silva, D. S. e.; Mejia, M. C.; Goncalves, L. F.; Figueiredo, R. M.; Cruz, A. C. R.; Nunes, B. T. D.; Presibella, M. M.; Marques, N. F. Q.; Riediger, I. N.; Mendonca, M. C. L. d.; Bruycker-Nogueira, F.; Sequeira, P. C. d.; Filippis, A. M. B. d.; Resende, P. C.; Campos, T.; Wallau, G. L.; Graf, T.; Delatorre, E.; Kopp, E.; Morrison, A.; Munoz-Jordan, J. L.; Bello, G.

2023-05-05 public and global health
10.1101/2023.05.03.23288351 medRxiv
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In 2023, three autochthonous DENV-3 cases were detected in Roraima and one imported case in Parana, fifteen years after the last DENV-3 outbreak in Brazil. Phylogenetic analyses confirmed all belonging to a new Asian lineage recently introduced in the Americas, raising concerns about future large dengue outbreaks in this region.

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