September 12, 2025Journal of Population and Social Studies

Impact of Climate Change on Dengue Incidence: A Systematic Review of Evidence from Southeast Asia

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ASAgung SutriyawanDiponegoro University MRMursid Rahardjo MMMartini MartiniDiponegoro University

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Systematic review reveals strong association between climate change factors and dengue incidence in Southeast Asia, highlighting implications for public health.

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Rising temperatures are significantly associated with an increase in dengue cases across Southeast Asia.
The analysis of 18 studies showed that increased rainfall correlates positively with dengue incidence, although findings for humidity are complex.
This systematic review followed PRISMA guidelines, ensuring a comprehensive search of relevant publications from 2004 to 2024.
The results underscore the necessity for integrating climate data into dengue control strategies and early warning systems.

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Sutriyawan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d418e1713b0b5dfea64bc3 https://doi.org/10.25133/jpssv342026.028

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Systematic review reveals strong association between climate change factors and dengue incidence in Southeast Asia, highlighting implications for public health.

Impact of Climate Change on Dengue Incidence: A Systematic Review of Evidence from Southeast Asia

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Impact of Climate Change on Dengue Incidence: A Systematic Review of Evidence from Southeast Asia

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