2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.medmal.2010.12.006
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Veille sanitaire et appréciation du risque infectieux émergent : méthode et critères d’analyse du risque

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“…During disease-free periods, ongoing mosquito surveillance (e.g., population densities, distribution) has shown its effectiveness for predicting RRV epidemics in Australia [195]. Early detection of outbreaks is also favored by notification of cases, something that is mandatory for RRV in Australia and CHIKV in many other countries, leading to the early detection and increased surveillance of outbreaks [71,196,197,198,199]. As soon as detection occurs, intervention in mosquito habitats, using a combination of larvicides, adulticides, and removal of breeding sites, may be the best strategy [198,200,201,202].…”
Section: Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During disease-free periods, ongoing mosquito surveillance (e.g., population densities, distribution) has shown its effectiveness for predicting RRV epidemics in Australia [195]. Early detection of outbreaks is also favored by notification of cases, something that is mandatory for RRV in Australia and CHIKV in many other countries, leading to the early detection and increased surveillance of outbreaks [71,196,197,198,199]. As soon as detection occurs, intervention in mosquito habitats, using a combination of larvicides, adulticides, and removal of breeding sites, may be the best strategy [198,200,201,202].…”
Section: Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%