Spreading of dengue fever after globalization presents an emerging worldwide threating especially
in tropical and subtropical regions. Co-infections of Dengue virus (DENV), Zika, virus
(ZIKV) and Chikkungunya virus (CHIKV) are Aedes mosquito-borne diseases reported in some
countries. Climate change is likely to increase global outbreaks incidence of Aedes-borne arboviruses
has been more frequent and more intense in the recent years. Unfortunately, current evidence
suggests that climatic changes can be partially driving recent mosquito-borne diseases outbreaks
worldwide. Besides, the global climatic change already made the conditions more suitable
for risk spreading of certain zoonotic vector-borne diseases to non-endemic countries. The areas
with risk of dengue are changing.