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Dengue Prevention in Asia - PPT Presentation

Part 1 Overview of Dengue What Is Dengue WHO Dengue Case Classification Prevalence and Disease Burden of Dengue Dengue Serotypes Global Distribution of Dengue 2012 Global Dengue Transmission Map Thailand ID: 697153

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Slide1

Dengue Prevention in AsiaSlide2

Part 1:

Overview of DengueSlide3

What Is Dengue?Slide4

WHO Dengue Case ClassificationSlide5

Prevalence and Disease Burden of DengueSlide6

Dengue SerotypesSlide7

Global Distribution of Dengue, 2012Slide8

Global Dengue Transmission Map - ThailandSlide9

Social Impact of Dengue Slide10

Asymptomatic Individuals and TransmissionSlide11

Getting Dengue More Than OnceSlide12

Why Does Severe Dengue Occur?Slide13

Prevention of Dengue InfectionSlide14

Dengue CYD-TDVSlide15

Efficacy of CYD-TDVSlide16

Efficacy of CYD-TDV (cont)Slide17

Part 2:

Dengue Q&ASlide18

Question: Why is the dengue vaccine not recommended in children aged < 9 years? Slide19

Vaccination Age RecommendationsSlide20

Question: What did the WHO recommend in July 2016 for countries considering introducing the CYD-TDV?Slide21

WHO Recommendation, July 2016Slide22

Question: What did the additional analysis provided to WHO conclude?Slide23

Results of Additional Analysis of Dengue Vaccine DataSlide24

Question: Why is there a higher risk of severe dengue in seronegative people who receive the vaccine?Slide25

Higher Severe Dengue Risk in Seronegative People Who Receive the VaccineSlide26

Higher Severe Dengue Risk in Seronegative People Who Receive the Vaccine (cont)Slide27

Question: What happens to people who have breakthrough dengue after being vaccinated?Slide28

Breakthrough Dengue After VaccinationSlide29

Question: Has the WHO updated it position as a result of this analysis?Slide30

Updated WHO Position, December 2017Slide31

Question: Why did the vaccine manufacturer request a label update in November 2017?Slide32

Vaccine Label Update RequestSlide33

Question: Why have some countries recently begun re-examining their use of dengue vaccine?Slide34

Re-Examination of Vaccine Use in AsiaSlide35

Question: Are people previously infected with dengue likely to know that they had the disease?Slide36

Awareness of Previous Dengue InfectionSlide37

Question: How can a physician determine whether or not a patient should receive the vaccine?Slide38

Deciding Whether to VaccinateSlide39

Questions from patients and parentsSlide40

Considerations When Vaccinating ChildrenSlide41

Other ConsiderationsSlide42

Vaccine Side EffectsSlide43

SummarySlide44