Global co-hotspots of dengue, malaria, and yellow fever: a comparative spatiotemporal analysis across 142 countries

Shared respiratory infectious disease hotspots identify priority countries for pandemic preparedness: a Bayesian spatiotemporal analysis with COVID-19 external validation

Data-Driven Geospatial Modeling and Forecasting of Malaria Burden to Support Control and Elimination in Africa

Malaria elimination is shaped by complex interactions among climatic, environmental, socioeconomic, demographic, health-system, and intervention-related factors. However most studies examine only subsets of these drivers, limiting understanding of their combined influence on epidemiological risks. In this study, we int...

Nonlinear and lagged climatic drivers of malaria incidence in sub-Saharan Africa using multi-country panel analysis 2015-2024.

The results reveal significant nonlinear and temporally lagged effects of rainfall and temperature on malaria incidence, with evidence of threshold behaviour across climatic ranges and evidence to support climate-informed early warning systems and adaptive malaria control strategies across SSA.

Geographic expansion, not viral intensification, leads to human dengue outbreaks in Mexico: a 40-year integrated remote sensing and machine learning analysis

This study provides the first structured integration of disaster severity covariates in a dengue forecasting framework for Mexico, and results collectively support a differentiated public health response that targets both endemic coastal states and newly affected inland regions.

A global assessment of dengue seasonality: Applying a novel, proportion-based method to case time series from 1990 to 2024

A proportion-based measure of dengue seasonality is developed and applied to reported case time series from 1990 to 2024 across 106 countries and territories, the largest assessment of this phenomenon to date.

Spatial patterns of rodent-borne pathogens and ecological suitability of rodent-borne diseases in China.

BACKGROUND Rodent-borne pathogens pose important global health risks, yet national-scale assessments linking host-pathogen ecology with disease dynamics remain limited, particularly in China. METHODS We compiled global (>29,000 records) and China-specific (2,235 records; 1950-2023) rodent-pathogen datasets to charact...