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This study is the first to evaluate the economic costs and disease burden of dengue infections for this period in Taiwan, and reveals significant differences in economic impact between epidemic and non-epidemic years.

This study suggests that seasonality and influenza (sub)types contribute significantly to influenza morbidity in subtropical Taiwan. This is important for influenza control managers who are involved actively in using epidemic and climate information to achieve influenza-reduction targets in subtropical regions.