- by Alison
It’s one year since we unveiled the winners of our first Break Dengue Community Action Prize. The initiative sought to reward promising research with the potential to reduce the burden of dengue. In particular, the prize recognized academic projects that engaged communities in rising to…
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- by Alison
We are excited to have been part of the data hackathon organised by DengueHack.org on November 25th and 26th in Brussels. We feel very fortunate that over 60 participants chose to spend their Saturday browsing through our datasets to tackle problems related to dengue. Everyone…
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- by Gary Finnegan
Mosquito bites can be deadly, but new clothing and wristbands impregnated with repellents and insecticides could help keep mosquitoes at bay. These new ‘wearables’ may do more than simply offer protection against mosquito bites; they could also reduce mosquito numbers near to their wearers. Aedes…
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- by Gary Finnegan
How will the new dengue vaccine be introduced to have the most impact? Getting the most out of the new dengue vaccine investing in logistics, surveillance, and diagnostics The world’s first dengue vaccine, introduced by Sanofi Pasteur, has been given the green light in Mexico, the Philippines,…
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