Culex quinquefasciatus

Culex Quinquefasciatus, a mosquito species, plays a key role in spreading the Oropouche virus in Cuba, leading to a surge in cases and overwhelming healthcare facilities.

Cases of Dengue and Oropouche Show Slight Decline in Cuba, Yet Challenges Remain

Published on 11/29/2024

European Nations Document 19 Oropouche Virus Cases, Mostly Linked to Cuba

Published on 8/12/2024

Brazil Reports World's First Deaths from Oropouche Virus

Published on 7/27/2024

Guantánamo Reports Over 150 Fever Cases Weekly

Published on 6/13/2024

Efforts Underway to Curb Spread of Oropouche and Dengue Virus in Cienfuegos

Published on 6/10/2024

Health Authorities in Sancti Spíritus Do Not Rule Out Presence of Oropouche Virus

Published on 6/10/2024

Hospitals in Santiago de Cuba Overwhelmed as Oropouche Fever Cases Surge

Published on 6/5/2024

Oropouche Virus Spreads to Mayabeque

Published on 6/4/2024

Cubans Express Concerns Over Oropouche Virus Outbreak: "People Are Collapsing on the Streets"

Published on 5/31/2024

Fire Erupts at Santiago de Cuba Landfill

Published on 5/28/2024

Cuban Medical Guild Warns: "Island's Healthcare System Unprepared for Oropouche Virus"

Published on 5/28/2024

First Case of Oropouche Fever Confirmed in Cuba, Warns Epidemiologist Francisco Durán

Published on 5/27/2024

Presence of Oropouche Virus Confirmed in Santiago de Cuba by Health Ministry

Published on 5/27/2024