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Environmental and epidemiological drivers of dengue forecasting across heterogeneous transmission settings in Brazil and Panama
Background Dengue fever is the fastest-growing mosquito-borne viral disease globally, with unprecedented epidemics reported across the Americas in 2024. Brazil and Panama experienced record transmission that strained public health systems and highlighted limitations in existing surveillance
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