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Dengue is a viral infection that can produce a severe fever and symptoms thatmay require hospitalization. It is transmitted between humans by theurban-adapted, day-biting Aedes mosquitoes and is therefore a particularproblem in towns and cities. To explore this risk, one has assessed thepotential levels of exposure by a climate-driven model for dengue risktransmission in Brazil and records of its seasonal variation at the key sites.Like the weather, it is unworkable to forecast the precise situation withregard to dengue in Brazil in 2014. One can, however, make informed guesses onthe basis of averaged records of dengue in previous years. For the areas aroundthe World Cup stadiums, these records show that the main dengue season willhave passed before the World Cup is held in June and July. Unfortunately, therisk remains, even this is low but not negliegible, during these months in theBrazilian north and northeast. But, in fact, the risk of an outbreak of denguefever during the upcoming soccer World Cup in Brazil is not serious enough towarrant a high alert in the host cities, according to a reliable early warningsystem for the disease.

The Dengue risk transmission during the FIFA 2014 World Cup