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1. Introduction
2. Outline
3. Yellow fever (YF) and dengue viruses (DEN)
4. Flavivirus phylogeny
5. Yellow fever and dengue virus genome
6. Yellow fever transmission cycle in Africa
7. Yellow fever transmission in Americas
8. Dengue transmission and maintenance cycles
9. Aedes aegypti
10. Principal urban vectors of DEN and YF
11. Infection pathway
12. Infected tissue inside the mosquito
13. Yellow fever pathology
14. Dengue hemorrhagic fever
15. Differential diagnosis of DEN and YF
16. Yellow fever outbreak
17. Yellow fever history
18. Importance of the 1890's
19. Introduction of vectors to America
20. Urban yellow fever epidemics in the US
21. Yellow fever global distribution - 1994
22. Reported cases of yellow fever 1948-98
23. Aedes aegypti distribution in the Americas (1)
24. Dengue: a historical perspective
25. Epidemic dengue fever in Asia
26. Epidemic dengue geographic distribution in Asia
27. Aedes aegypti distribution in the Americas (2)
28. Dengue hemorrhagic fever in the Americas
29. Re-emergence of dengue in the US 1980
30. Dengue autochthonous history in the US
31. Dengue fever in Africa
32. 20th century re-emergence of epidemic dengue
33. Distribution of dengue and Ae. aegypti - 2010
34. Public health impact of dengue
35. Reasons for dramatic dengue increase
36. Major drivers for dengue increase
37. Number of people living in urban areas
38. Urban and rural population of the world
39. Urbanization in Dhaka, Bangladesh
40. Problems of uncontrolled urbanization
41. Urban agglomerations
42. Urban growth and dengue cases
43. Hitching a ride modern transportation
44. The global airline network
45. Airline passengers, United States, 1954-2007
46. Travelling by plane
47. Global movement of dengue (1971-1980)
48. Global movement of dengue (1981-1990)
49. Global movement of dengue (1991-2000)
50. Distribution of dengue virus serotypes, 1970
51. Distribution of dengue virus serotypes, 2010
52. Yellow fever: re-emergence?
53. Yellow fever cases and deaths, 1950-1999
54. Aedes aegypti distribution in the Americas (3)
55. Potential for urban yellow fever epidemics
56. Imported yellow fever
57. Urban yellow fever, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
58. Yellow fever epidemiologic distribution, Brazil
59. YF epidemiologic distribution, Paraguay
60. YF absence in the Americas: explanation
61. Yellow fever absence in Asia: explanations
62. Potential global spread of urban yellow fever
63. Summary

Topics Covered

• Dengue and Yellow Fever virus, are both Flaviviruses
• Epidemiology and transmission cycles
• History
• Effective control
• Re-emergence of epidemic dengue as global public health problem
• Reasons for emergence
• Threat of Yellow Fever as an emerging epidemic disease

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Series:

• Vector-Borne Diseases

Categories:

• Clinical Practice
• Microbiology

Therapeutic Areas:

• Infectious Diseases

Talk Citation

Gubler, D.J. (2010, October 26). Dengue and yellow fever: the anatomy of decline and emergence [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 19, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/TTIC1074.
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Publication History

• Published on October 26, 2010
• Archived on August 11, 2020

Financial Disclosures

• Prof. Emeritus Duane J. Gubler has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.