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Public healthWhy border closures won't stop the next Ebola outbreakThe current Bundibugyo outbreak shows that surveillance, isolation and community trust — not blanket travel bans — are what actually control Ebola.Dr. Marco Seneghini, MD · Jun 29, 2026
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Expert analysisWolbachia and dengue control: where are we in 2026?A review of the evidence behind Wolbachia-based mosquito programs and what large-scale deployment means for travelers.Dr. Marco Seneghini, MD · May 6, 2026
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Paper reviewQdenga real-world effectiveness and safety: new dataHow the TAK-003 dengue vaccine is performing outside trials — and where it fits for travelers.Dr. Marco Seneghini, MD · May 2, 2026
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Public healthWhy dengue is expanding beyond the tropicsAutochthonous dengue in southern Europe is no longer a curiosity. What's driving the spread, and what it means for trip planning.Dr. Marco Seneghini, MD · Apr 22, 2026

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Protect against mosquitoesRepellents, nets, clothing and timing — what works.Visiting family in AfricaThe malaria risk VFR travellers often miss.Safe food & water abroadThe short list that prevents most stomach bugs.Travel first-aid kitA printable checklist you can tick off.

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Wolbachia mosquitoes explained3:24
Wolbachia mosquitoes explained
New malaria vaccines: where we are4:15
New malaria vaccines: where we are
Qdenga: should travelers get it?3:02
Qdenga: should travelers get it?
Dengue beyond the tropics2:59
Dengue beyond the tropics

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