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Aedes aegypti mosquito.  Lancet Planetary Health published the research, led by Gonzalo Vazquez-Prokopec, associate professor in Emory University’s Department of Environmental Sciences. The study provides a risk-stratification method to more effectively guide the control of diseases spread by  Aedes aegypti.  “Our results can help public health officials to do targeted, proactive interventions for emerging  Aedes-borne diseases,” Vazquez-Prokopec says. “We’re providing them with statistical frameworks in the form of maps to guide their actions.”  The study encompassed data for 2008 through 2020 from cities in southern Mexico with a high burden of dengue fever cases during that period, along with cases of the more recently emerged diseases of Zika and chikungunya. The cities included Acapulco, Merida, Veracruz, Cancun, Tapachula, Villahermosa, Campeche, Iguala and Coatzacoalcos. 

Nuevo leonVeracruz llaveMexico cityDistrito federalGonzalo vazquez prokopecAutonomous university of the yucatanUs centers for diseaseHealth promotionEmory universityNational institutes of healthLancet planetary healthYucatan health servicesNational institute of public health in cuernavacaAutonomous university of nuevo leonPan american health organizationMexican society of public health