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Compound climate extremes, socioeconomic conditions and human mobility influence dengue dynamics heterogeneously across Vietnam
Dengue presents a major public health challenge in Vietnam, driven by biological, behavioural, and environmental factors. Compound climate extremes, such as sequential hydrometeorological events, can influence dengue risk yet remain understudied. We evaluated the effects of compound climate extremes
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