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The Chikungunya Outbreak in Réunion and Mayotte, France, 2005–2006: Background and Issues in Surveillance and Evaluation
Introduction - This article presents epidemiological data on the chikungunya outbreak in Mayotte and Réunion, along with considerations for assessing the impact of arboviral diseases....
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Description of chikungunya cases reported by physicians in the Surveillance Network during the epidemic in Réunion, France, 2005–2006.
The Réunion Surveillance Network for Influenza, Dengue, and Acute Diarrhea, composed of private practitioners and coordinated by the Regional Health Observatory (ORS), was mobilized to...
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What did we learn from the 2005–2006 chikungunya outbreak in the Indian Ocean? [Editorial]
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What is known about antimalarial drug resistance in Mayotte, France, in 2007?
Malaria is endemic in Mayotte, with the potential to become epidemic. A gradual decline in incidence has been observed since 2001. Since April 2002, the treatment recommendations issued...
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A major chikungunya fever outbreak in Mayotte, France, in 2005–2006: a description based on the results of two epidemiological surveys.
Introduction. An outbreak of chikungunya virus (CHIKV) was reported in the Comoros in early 2005. It subsequently spread to all the islands in the southwestern Indian Ocean, leading to a...
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Epidemiological situation of malaria in Mayotte, France, in 2005 and 2006.
Introduction - The objective of this study is to describe trends in the epidemiology of malaria in Mayotte, based on data collected between January 2005 and December 2006 and in...
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Editorial: Mayotte: The Challenges of Surveillance and Public Health Monitoring.
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Epidemiological Situation of Malaria in Mayotte in 2003 and 2004
The island of Mayotte, a French overseas department in the Indian Ocean with a population of approximately 170,000, is an area where malaria is endemic. The predominant Plasmodium...
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Malaria Surveillance in Réunion in 2003–2004: Trends and Recommendations for Action
In 1979, the World Health Organization (WHO) certified the elimination of malaria in Réunion. However, Réunion remains a malaria-prone area: Anopheles arabiensis, the primary malaria...
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Editorial. Alongside the efforts of professionals, the active participation of the public is essential.
