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“小”蚊虫带来“大”麻烦?牢记这四点有效预防
Xin Hua She· 2025-07-17 01:21
夏季气温攀升、降雨量增多,蚊虫活动愈发活跃。中国疾控中心16日发布专门健康提示,提醒公众 夏季蚊媒传染病传播风险显著增加,要警惕登革热和基孔肯雅热,做好清除蚊虫孳生地、防蚊灭蚊等预 防举措。 什么是蚊媒传染病?"小"虫子可能带来哪些"大"麻烦?人类和蚊虫的斗争是否随着气候环境变 化,"打怪升级"? 不可小看的蚊子—— 使人寒战、贫血的疟疾,使人抽搐、意识障碍的乙脑,使人高烧、全身剧痛、皮疹的登革热……蚊 子虽小,却可能通过叮咬传播多种致命传染病。 新中国成立以来,我国蚊媒传染病发病率、死亡率显著下降,在2021年宣布消除了疟疾。 然而,全球化时代的"蚊虫迁徙"和气候环境发生的剧烈变化给蚊媒传染病防控带来了全新挑战。 世界卫生组织公布数据显示:2024年,全球报告登革热病例数为1400万,创历史新高。 蚊子的跨境流动,使我国亦面临较大"外防输入"压力。昆明海关公布信息显示,云南等边境地区不 仅有跨边境输入的疟疾病例,也有感染性按蚊飞越国境传播的风险。而气候变暖、降水增多等气候变 化,为登革热媒介伊蚊,提供了更加适宜生存的条件。 刘起勇指出,气候、环境、自然灾害、人类的生产生活方式等因素都会影响蚊媒传染病的传播。 ...
被蚊子叮咬后离死亡有多近?
Hu Xiu· 2025-07-10 09:04
Group 1 - The article highlights that mosquitoes are responsible for approximately 780,000 deaths annually, making them the deadliest animals globally [1][6][5] - In China, mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue fever and malaria are on the rise, with dengue cases experiencing a significant increase in recent years [2][9][11] - The distribution of mosquitoes in China is not limited to southern provinces; several northern provinces also have high mosquito populations [15][17] Group 2 - The main mosquito-borne diseases in China include dengue fever, malaria, and Japanese encephalitis, all of which can have severe health impacts [9][11] - Dengue fever is currently the most concerning mosquito-borne disease in China, with a rapid increase in cases reported in 2023 [9][11] - The spread of mosquito-borne diseases is closely linked to economic development, population mobility, and climate change, with global dengue cases increasing approximately 30 times over the past 50 years [11] Group 3 - The most common mosquito species in China include Aedes albopictus, Culex pipiens, and Anopheles sinensis, with a total of 418 known species [19] - Mosquito activity peaks at specific times, with different species exhibiting varying feeding patterns, which can influence their impact on human populations [20][21] - Mosquito saliva contains allergens that can cause significant immune responses in humans, leading to more severe reactions to bites from certain species [25]