Efecto de los factores climáticos en la propagación del dengue, zika y chikunguña, transmitidas por el mosquito Aedes spp. en Sudamérica: una revisión sistemática
Resumen
La alta incidencia de arbovirosis transmitidas por mosquitos del género Aedes spp. representa un desafío significativo para la salud pública. En Sudamérica, las condiciones climáticas favorecen la proliferación y expansión de vectores, complicando la respuesta de los sistemas de salud ante los brotes. Como objetivo, se analizó el efecto de los factores climáticos en la propagación del dengue, zika y chikunguña, así como las estrategias implementadas para su control en Sudamérica. Se realizó una revisión sistemática siguiendo el protocolo PRISMA. Se seleccionaron artículos publicados entre 2019 y 2024 en las bases de datos de “PubMed”, “Scopus”, “ProQuest”, “SciELO” y “LILACS”, identificando 142 artículos. Los resultados exponen que el cambio climático, sumado a fenómenos como El Niño, ha alterado factores climáticos, expandiendo las áreas de riesgo y favoreciendo la reproducción del mosquito. Se concluye que es crucial adoptar una respuesta multidisciplinaria para enfrentar los desafíos que el cambio climático impone sobre la salud pública en Sudamérica, donde medidas físicas, químicas y biológicas han demostrado efectividad, pero son insuficientes frente a la expansión de zonas afectadas y la variabilidad climática. Además, se evidencia un vacío en la investigación sobre la interacción entre factores climáticos y los procesos biológicos de los virus.
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