dengue fever: recent developments and comprehensive insight

Dengue fever, a viral infection caused by the bite of the aedes mosquito, poses significant global health challenges, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions. this study examines the epidemiology of the disease, highlighting its increasing prevalence due to factors such as urbanization and climate change. furthermore, the economic burden of dengue fever, prevention strategies, including vector control, and community awareness initiatives, are crucial for reducing disease incidence. the symptoms and treatment perspectives are discussed, emphasizing supportive care since no specific antiviral treatment is available. the economic burden of dengue is also significant, impacting healthcare systems and economies in endemic areas. finally, this commentary underscores the importance of public awareness for early symptom recognition and immediate medical care, while discussing solutions to combat dengue fever, including enhanced surveillance, vaccine development, and community participation to reduce transmission risks.text box 1. contributions to the literature• dengue fever’s economic burden is estimated at $306 billion from 2020 to 2050.• dengue fever can cause problems for the pregnant mother and the fetus.• modifying the environment by eliminating places contaminated with garbage and stagnant water effectively controls dengue fever.• some educated people do not have the necessary information about the symptoms of dengue fever.• using control methods based on one health is effective in controlling dengue fever.