International Collaborative Effort to Understand Dengue and Zika
An international team has launched the DeZi network to understand how dengue and Zika viruses spread, interact, and cause disease across Africa and Asia.
The Dengue and Zika Immunology and Genomics Multi-Country Network (DeZi) is led by Imperial College London and has received significant funding, including £5.65 million from a Wellcome Trust Infectious Disease Award, supplemented by £600,000 from Temasek and £600,000 from the Singapore National Environment Agency's Environmental Health Institute through UNITEDengue.
- Leading research institutes and public health agencies in over 15 countries are participating in the DeZi programme.
- Imperial's School of Public Health and the Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology are coordinating the effort.
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Author's summary: International team launches DeZi network to study dengue and Zika viruses.
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