Incidencia de dengue y su relación con el índice oceánico de El Niño, como variable sensible para anticipar brotes en la región Caribe colombiana

The oceanic Niño index appears to be a useful climatic indicator for monitoring increases in the monthly dengue incidence rate in the analyzed departments of Colombia’s Caribbean región.

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Biomédica
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2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.7705/biomedica.7933
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Public Health and Environmental Issues
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Incidencia de dengue y su relación con el índice oceánico de El Niño, como variable sensible para anticipar brotes en la región Caribe colombiana

Lídice Álvarez Miño, Alexander Salazar-Ceballos
Biomédica
Public Health and Environmental Issues
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Incidencia de dengue y su relación con el índice oceánico de El Niño, como variable sensible para anticipar brotes en la región Caribe colombiana

Lídice Álvarez Miño, Alexander Salazar-Ceballos
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Abstract

The oceanic Niño index appears to be a useful climatic indicator for monitoring increases in the monthly dengue incidence rate in the analyzed departments of Colombia’s Caribbean región.

BiomédicaVol. 45(Sp. 2)
University of Magdalena (CO), Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia (CO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Public Health and Environmental Issues
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