Zika e aedes aegypti: Antigos e novos desafios

Flávia Thedim Costa Bueno; Mónica García; José Moya; Ilana Löwy; Jaime L. Benchimol; Roberta C. Cerqueira; Marcos Cueto

doi:10.1590/S0104-59702017000500017

Zika e aedes aegypti: Antigos e novos desafios

Translated title of the contribution: Zika and aedes aegypti: New and old challenges

Flávia Thedim Costa Bueno, Mónica García, José Moya, Ilana Löwy, Jaime L. Benchimol, Roberta C. Cerqueira, Marcos Cueto

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Infection with the zika virus had a great impact not only on pregnant women and newborns, but also on public health, on popular ideas about Aedes aegypti and with respect to women’s social rights. The objective of this paper is to identify this impact and the historical, social and health changes of the disease and the legacy of the zika virus. Interventions by researchers from different specialties foster conditions for more comprehensive investigations into future epidemic threats in Brazil and Latin America. This dialogue took place after the seminar “Aedes aegypti: past and future health emergencies,” organized by the Casa de Oswaldo Cruz, when we talked with some speakers and other leading researchers about the history and challenges of Aedes aegypti and zika.

Translated title of the contribution	Zika and aedes aegypti: New and old challenges
Original language	Portuguese
Journal	Historia, Ciencias, Saude - Manguinhos
Volume	24
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1590/S0104-59702017000500017
State	Published - Oct 1 2017

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