Dengue Bulletin

20. Study of Dengue Fever among Israeli Travellers
to Thailand
Eli Schwartz
21. The Features of Imported Dengue Fever Cases Confirmed at
National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan, during
2001
Ken-Ichiro Yamada, Tomohiko Takasaki, Masaru Nawa, Reiko Nerome,
Yohko T Arai, Kinjiro Morimoto and Ichiro Kurane
22. Use of Temephos for Control of Field Population of Aedes
aegypti in Americana São Paulo, Brazil
Maria Rita Camargo Donalisio, Odair Ferreira Leite, Renata Caporale Mayo,
Maria José Chinelatto Pinheiro Alves, Amauri de Souza, Osias Rangel, Valmir
Roberto Andrade, Susely Salviano de Oliveira and Vera Lúcia M Matias
23. The Use of Ovitraps Baited with Hay Infusion
as a Surveillance Tool for Aedes aegypti Mosquitoes
in Cambodia
Karen A Polson Chris Curtis, Chang Moh Seng, James G Olson, Ngan Chantha
and Sam C Rawlins
24. Mechanisms of DDT and Permethrin Resistance in Aedes
aegypti from Chiang Mai, Thailand
La-aied Prapanthadara Nongkran Promtet, Surangchit Koottathep,
Pradya Somboon, Wonnapa Suwonkerd, Lynn McCarroll,and Janet Hemingway
25. Effect of Midgut Bacterial Flora of Aedes aegypti on the
Susceptibility of Mosquitoes to Dengue Viruses
D T Mourya V Pidiyar, M Patole, M D Gokhale and Y Shouche
26. Study of Child-Invented Health Educational Games
on Dengue Fever
Jeffrey L Lennon and David W Coombs
Book Reviews
1. Dengue Prevention and Control 203
2. DengueNet – WHO’s Internet-based System for Global
Surveillance of Dengue Fever and Dengue Haemorrhagic
Fever (Dengue/DHF)
http://www.who.int/denguenet
207
3. Revision of International Health Regulations:
Progress Report, May 2002
Contents
Dengue Bulletin – Vol 26, 2002 vii
162
168
173
178
185
190
195
212