ReviewMedecine tropicale et sante internationale2025
[Risk of emergence of mosquito-borne arboviral diseases in Morocco: literature review].
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Abstract
Introduction: The emergence of arboviruses, or viruses transmitted by arthropods, is now one of the world's biggest health problems. The globalization of trade and travel, coupled with uncontrolled urbanization in many cities, has created ideal conditions for mosquito vectors to establish themselves and introduced opportunities for arboviruses to spread. Method: In this review, we summarize historical and recent data on arthropod-borne diseases and their vectors in Morocco. Results: According to seroepidemiological studies there is a risk of emergence and epidemics in Morocco due to the recent circulation of West Nile virus among equids and birds as well as in populations of Conclusion: In order to understand arbovirus epidemics and virus transmission, it is necessary to study mosquito vectors first, in order to gain a comprehensive awareness of the current risk facing our country and to be well prepared for future threats.
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