: Arboviruses represent a public health concern in many European countries, including Italy, mostly because they can infect humans, causing potentially severe emergent or re-emergent diseases, with epidemic outbreaks and the introduction of endemic circulation of new species previously confined to tropical and sub-tropical regions. In this review, we summarize the Italian epidemiology of arboviral infection over the past 10 years, describing both endemic and imported arboviral infections, vector distribution, and the influence of climate change on vector ecology. Strengthening surveillance systems at a national and international level is highly recommended to be prepared to face potential threats due to arbovirus diffusion.

Rossi, B., Barreca, F., Benvenuto, D., Braccialarghe, N., Campogiani, L., Lodi, A., et al. (2023). Human Arboviral Infections in Italy: Past, Current, and Future Challenges. VIRUSES, 15(2), 368 [10.3390/v15020368].

Human Arboviral Infections in Italy: Past, Current, and Future Challenges

Vincenzo Malagnino;Massimo Andreoni;loredana sarmati;Marco Iannetta
2023-01-01

Abstract

: Arboviruses represent a public health concern in many European countries, including Italy, mostly because they can infect humans, causing potentially severe emergent or re-emergent diseases, with epidemic outbreaks and the introduction of endemic circulation of new species previously confined to tropical and sub-tropical regions. In this review, we summarize the Italian epidemiology of arboviral infection over the past 10 years, describing both endemic and imported arboviral infections, vector distribution, and the influence of climate change on vector ecology. Strengthening surveillance systems at a national and international level is highly recommended to be prepared to face potential threats due to arbovirus diffusion.
2023
Pubblicato
Rilevanza internazionale
Recensione
Esperti anonimi
Settore MED/17 - MALATTIE INFETTIVE
English
Chikungunya
Toscana
Usutu
West Nile
arbovirus
climate
outbreak
sandfly fever Naples virus
sandfly fever Sicilian virus
tick-borne encephalitis
Rossi, B., Barreca, F., Benvenuto, D., Braccialarghe, N., Campogiani, L., Lodi, A., et al. (2023). Human Arboviral Infections in Italy: Past, Current, and Future Challenges. VIRUSES, 15(2), 368 [10.3390/v15020368].
Rossi, B; Barreca, F; Benvenuto, D; Braccialarghe, N; Campogiani, L; Lodi, A; Aguglia, C; Alessandro Cavasio, R; Laura Giacalone, M; Kontogiannis, D; Moccione, M; Malagnino, V; Andreoni, M; Sarmati, L; Iannetta, M
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