Globalization, the emergence and importation of infectious diseases

The recent SARS outbreak, the chikungunya virus outbreak in Réunion, fears of a new influenza virus, the risk of malaria re-emerging in Southern Europe, and the spread of dengue fever all underscore the now global nature of infectious disease risks worldwide. How are national and international communities preparing to meet this challenge?

Author(s): Barboza P, Quatresous I

Publishing year: 2007

Pages: 867-8

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