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Association between extreme temperature events and dengue risks in Dhaka City, Bangladesh
2026-03-04
occupational and environmental health
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BackgroundDengue outbreaks have become a severe threat to Bangladesh as the infections and mortality numbers are skyrocketing in recent years. Favorable environmental and anthropogenic conditions have established the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka city as the epicenter of dengue outbreak. Studies have showed that climate change induced extreme weather events are exacerbating Aedes mosquito breeding and dengue virus transmission conditions. Methodology/Principal FindingsIn this study, short-term (...
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