¿Pueden la malaria y el dengue reaparecer en Españ

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Abstract

The recent increase in immigration to Spain has facilitated the importation of many tropical diseases. Among these diseases, those of vectorial origin are among the most difficult to study. Some of the reasons for this difficulty are the complexity due to the variety of hosts involved in the transmission cycles and the need to know all the physiological, bioecological and biogeographic parameters related to the vector in order to infer the actual possibilities of the emergence or reemergence of these diseases. This article provides information on imported diseases of unquestionable epidemiological interest for the population in Spain due to the presence of several species of culicid mosquitoes (Diptera, Culicidae) capable of transmitting these diseases in our country.Parasitic diseases such as malaria, which was highly endemic in Spain until 50 years ago, and other arboviral infections such as dengue and yellow fever, are analyzed in these terms. Various aspects related to the health system, as well as the different ways of tackling these issues, are also discussed. © 2009 SESPAS.

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Bueno Marí, R., & Jiménez Peydró, R. (2010, July). ¿Pueden la malaria y el dengue reaparecer en Españ. Gaceta Sanitaria. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gaceta.2010.02.014

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