Although dengue activity in Kaohsiung City decreases for 5 consecutive weeks, public still urged to clean and remove vector breeding sites to prevent transmission

U.S. and Taiwan co-organized International Conference on Dengue Prevention and Control and International Dengue Expert Consultation Meeting to tackle increasing dengue threat caused by global warming together

CECC for Dengue Outbreak announces new deaths associated with dengue and urges public to reinforce cleaning and emptying of vector breeding sites to lower risk of transmission

Taiwan CDC reminds HIV-infected individuals to beware of risk of contracting enteric diseases

CECC for Dengue Outbreak adjusts dengue prevention and control strategies to focus on source reduction and make chemical control supplementary measure as dengue outbreaks abates

Public urged to practice respiratory and hand hygiene as temperature drops; As H7N9 and H9N2 cases reported in China, travelers visiting affected areas advised to heighten vigilance for avian influenza

Although dengue outbreak slowly abates in Kaohsiung City, public still urged to clean and remove any vector breeding sites to prevent outbreak from continuing into winter

As dengue outbreaks abate, CECC for Dengue Outbreak continues to plan medium- and long-term strategies

Although dengue activity gradually declines in Kaohsiung City, CECC for Dengue Outbreak continues to monitor development of ongoing outbreak and reinforce implementation of prevention and control efforts to ensure outbreak from continuing into winter

Although dengue incidence decreased slightly in Kaohsiung City, public urged to remain vigilant for dengue as dengue activity remains at high level in Kaohsiung and 10 new deaths associated with dengue reported