In 2017, a chikungunya outbreak in central Italy later evolved into a secondary cluster in southern Italy, providing evidence of disease emergence in new areas. Officials have taken action to raise awareness among clinicians and the general population, increase timely case detection, reduce mosquito breeding sites, and promote mosquito bite prevention.
Secondary Autochthonous Outbreak of Chikungunya, Southern Italy, 2017 / Riccardo, Flavia; Venturi, Giulietta; Di Luca, Marco; Del Manso, Martina; Severini, Francesco; Andrianou, Xanthi; Fortuna, Claudia; Remoli, Maria Elena; Benedetti, Eleonora; Caporali, Maria Grazia; Fratto, Francesca; Mignuoli, Anna Domenica; Rizzo, Liliana; De Vito, Giuseppe; De Giorgio, Vincenzo; Surace, Lorenzo; Vairo, Francesco; Angelini, Paola; Re, Maria Carla; Amendola, Antonello; Fiorentini, Cristiano; Marsili, Giulia; Toma, Luciano; Boccolini, Daniela; Romi, Roberto; Pezzotti, Patrizio; Rezza, Giovanni; Rizzo, Caterina. - In: EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES. - ISSN 1080-6040. - ELETTRONICO. - 25:11(2019), pp. 11.2093-11.2096. [10.3201/eid2511.180949]
Secondary Autochthonous Outbreak of Chikungunya, Southern Italy, 2017
Re, Maria Carla;
2019
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In 2017, a chikungunya outbreak in central Italy later evolved into a secondary cluster in southern Italy, providing evidence of disease emergence in new areas. Officials have taken action to raise awareness among clinicians and the general population, increase timely case detection, reduce mosquito breeding sites, and promote mosquito bite prevention.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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