Brazil Leads in Global Dengue Surge December 23, 2023 Brazil Leads in Global Dengue Surge In 2023 Brazil reported the highest number of dengue cases globally, reaching 2.9 million, according… The Rio Times By Adele Cardin In 2023 Brazil reported the highest number of dengue cases globally, reaching 2.9 million, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). These cases form over half of the 5 million global total. Recently, the WHO highlighted dengue’s spread to previously unaffected countries. Climate change is an important factor in this increase. It lets the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which spreads dengue, survive in new areas . . . Read Full Article Here…(riotimesonline.com) Home | Caravan to Midnight (zutalk.com) Live Stream + Chat (zutalk.com) Prepare With John B Wells We Need Your Help to Keep Caravan To Midnight Going, Please Consider Donating to Help Keep Independent Media Independent Published in Climate Change, Environmental, Health News, Nature and World News 2.9 Million CasesAedes aegypti MosquitoBrazilclimate changeDengue CasesDengue SpreadGlobal TotalMosquito-borne DiseasePreviously Unaffected Countriesriotimesonline.comWorld Health Organization