2016
DOI: 10.5123/s1679-49742016000300009
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Surtos de febre amarela no estado de São Paulo, 2000-2010*

Abstract: three sylvatic yellow fever outbreaks occurred in the state between 2000 and 2010, two of them in a transition area and the other in an area considered to be unaffected; vaccination and maintaining immunization coverage are necessary for preventing the disease.

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“…While the increase in the number of human cases started in December 2017, the upsurge of epizootics has been ongoing since mid-September 2017. This situation is consistent with the fact that NHPs are more exposed to mosquitoes compared with humans, hence they are commonly used as sentinels for early detection of YF transmission [2,4]. …”
Section: Ongoing Outbreak In Brazilsupporting
confidence: 68%
“…While the increase in the number of human cases started in December 2017, the upsurge of epizootics has been ongoing since mid-September 2017. This situation is consistent with the fact that NHPs are more exposed to mosquitoes compared with humans, hence they are commonly used as sentinels for early detection of YF transmission [2,4]. …”
Section: Ongoing Outbreak In Brazilsupporting
confidence: 68%
“…3 Como no Brasil existem panoramas preocupantes principalmente por ter elevadas taxas de mortalidade por doenças infecciosas em comparação aos padrões mundiais [19], como por exemplo, a alarmante e rápida propagação do vírus Zika, no nordeste, trazendo consequências para mulheres [20,21] e homens [22], principalmente a sua associação aos casos de microcefalia em recém nascidos. Além de outras doenças como Chagas [23], Dengue [24], Febre Amarela [25] e principalmente diversas formas de influenzas [24], estudos sobre estas doenças são justificáveis.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…However, YFV, which is maintained in a sylvatic cycle in South America, has caused smaller outbreaks, including a significant outbreak in 2016–17 [105, 106]. This outbreak was successful even in the face of an effective vaccine and likely at least some pre-existing immunity of the population.…”
Section: Discussion Ii: Needed Research For Enhanced Preparednessmentioning
confidence: 99%