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A key concern with OROV reemergence is its potential to spread into previously unaffected regions, as we have seen with other arboviruses like dengue. This highlights the urgent need for strengthened surveillance and monitoring of both the virus and its vectors.

In this review, I explore the historical epidemiology of Oropouche fever, its growing public health relevance, and emerging clinical challenges. I also highlight key research gaps, especially in vector competence and the need for a standardizedm genomic lineage system.

Just out our preprint on the concerning spread of Oropouche virus to non-endemic regions in Brazil. This shift could have significant public health implications.

Check out our latest paper: 'Severe dengue-related deaths among the elderly surged in Southern Brazil in 2024,' highlighting the ongoing rise in dengue cases and alarming lethality rates in this region. #Dengue #Brazil #PublicHealth

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Our latest paper revealed Multiple introductions and sustained local transmission of Monkeypox virus in Southern Brazil between 2022–2023.

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Happy to share our recently published work!

We've developed an all-in-one protocol for tiling sequencing and host identification of Rabies Virus Bat-Clade.

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