in Rural Thai Villages
- Yoon In-Kyu
- Getis Arthur
- Aldstadt Jared
- Rothman Alan L.
- Tannitisupawong Darunee
- Koenraadt Constantianus J. M.
- Fansiri Thanyalak
- Jones James W.
- Morrison Amy C.
- Jarman Richard G.
- Nisalak Ananda
- Mammen Mammen P.
- Thammapalo Suwich
- Srikiatkhachorn Anon
- Green Sharone
- Libraty Daniel H.
- Gibbons Robert V.
- Endy Timothy
- Pimgate Chusak
- Scott Thomas W.
DOIAbstract
in Thai villages. pupae and adult females were more numerous only in houses containing infectious mosquitoes.Human and mosquito infections are positively associated at the level of individual houses and neighboring residences. Certain houses with high transmission risk contribute disproportionately to DENV spread to neighboring houses. Small groups of houses with elevated transmission risk are consistent with over-dispersion of transmission (i.e., at a given point in time, people/mosquitoes from a small portion of houses are responsible for the majority of transmission)
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