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Mosquito-borne tropical diseases no longer need the tropics to transmit.
Locally acquired dengue at Tampa Bay scale and Frankfurt airport-malaria deaths reaching residents with no travel or airport exposure show imported vectors and viruses sustaining urban transmission in temperate, non-endemic settings.
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Science & Health
Frankfurt "Airport Malaria" Outbreak: Third Death as Locally Infected Cases Spread Beyond Airport Staff Falciparum malaria is now killing residents with no travel or occupational exposure in a temperate European city.
Science & Health
Tampa Bay Dengue: 368 Cases Statewide Across 8 Counties — Pinellas Emerging as a Second Hotspot as Orange County Begins Aerial Spraying A Tampa Bay-scale locally acquired dengue outbreak — the theme's namesake case — is widening to a second hotspot and now reaches Central Florida's mosquito-control operations.