Amy C. Morrison

This study evaluates an attractive lethal ovitrap (ALOT) to reduce Aedes aegypti populations and dengue incidence in Iquitos, Peru, showing a 56% reduction in symptomatic dengue cases.

This study evaluates the direct and indirect effects of targeted indoor residual spraying (TIRS) on Aedes aegypti density in Iquitos, Peru, finding significant reductions at 15 days and sustained effects up to 255 days.

This study shows that Aedes aegypti is invading rural areas in the Peruvian Amazon, with entomological risk levels comparable to dengue-endemic cities, posing a public health threat.

This study compares three dengue surveillance systems in Iquitos, Peru, finding that passive surveillance better estimates annual incidence while sentinel surveillance better tracks monthly trends.

The paper investigates homologous dengue virus type 2 re-infection in Peru, finding incomplete protection and implications for vaccine efficacy.