Culicoides as Vectors of Orbiviruses, Causative Agents of Particularly Dangerous Infectious Diseases of Importance for Veterinary Medicine

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Observational analysis reveals climate change expands the range of bluetongue virus in culicoides, highlighting its impact on equine illness.

Range expansion of the bluetongue virus was observed in Europe due to changing climate factors, influencing vector behavior.
Recent outbreaks and emergence of bluetongue virus serotypes indicate a critical shift in disease distribution patterns in the region.
Wind-borne transmission of infected culicoides presents major challenges for disease control, particularly in managing livestock movements.
Culicoides play a dual role as vectors, now associated with public health concerns, transmitting viruses causing diseases in humans.

Stević et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Observational analysis reveals climate change expands the range of bluetongue virus in culicoides, highlighting its impact on equine illness.

Range expansion of the bluetongue virus was observed in Europe due to changing climate factors, influencing vector behavior.
Recent outbreaks and emergence of bluetongue virus serotypes indicate a critical shift in disease distribution patterns in the region.
Wind-borne transmission of infected culicoides presents major challenges for disease control, particularly in managing livestock movements.
Culicoides play a dual role as vectors, now associated with public health concerns, transmitting viruses causing diseases in humans.

Stević et al. (2024) studied this question.

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