The increase in mosquito-borne diseases across Europe, such as dengue, chikungunya virus disease, and West Nile virus infection, has prompted scientists to underscore the essential role of mosquito control in addressing this public health challenge. Factors like global warming, changing environmental conditions, and increased international travel have contributed to the rise in disease transmission and outbreaks.
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Mosquito control is identified as a critical component in tackling the increase in mosquito-borne diseases. The recommended One Health approach involves coordinating efforts across public health, environmental, veterinary, and urban planning sectors to improve the effectiveness of interventions. This collaborative strategy is seen as vital in responding to the complex factors contributing to the spread of these diseases.
