In 2024, Brazil faced one of the largest dengue outbreaks in its history.
Weeks earlier, Sipremo’s team had already detected — through El Niño–based predictive modeling — a climate pattern of above-average rainfall followed by high temperatures, exactly the conditions that fueled the explosion of cases.
This analysis, made 12 to 16 weeks before the outbreak peak, demonstrates how climate intelligence applied to public health can turn data into action.
In 2025, with the arrival of La Niña, these patterns are likely to shift — and anticipating such behavior will be crucial for governments, cities, and health institutions.
Sipremo is ready to help transform forecasts into prevention policies.
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https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11374123
Mudanças climáticas são responsáveis por quase um quinto dos casos de dengue nas Américas e na Ásia – Health Policy Watch
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