In Brazil universities has little nicknames too, and usually we just called by them. Like: UFRGS (universidade federal do Rio Grande do Sul), USP (Universidade de São Paulo), UFRJ, PUC….
Just figure out now that for most universities worldwide this is not common 🤓

Beyond Oropouche virus, this strategy can also be applied to monitor other vector-borne diseases — such as dengue, Zika, and chikungunya — which are increasing due to climate change. It remains effective even when laboratory capacity is strained by concurrent outbreaks.

Amazing 👏👏👏

Final version just online now!

A key concern with OROV reemergence is its potential to spread into previously unaffected regions, as we have seen with other arboviruses like dengue. This highlights the urgent need for strengthened surveillance and monitoring of both the virus and its vectors.

In this review, I explore the historical epidemiology of Oropouche fever, its growing public health relevance, and emerging clinical challenges. I also highlight key research gaps, especially in vector competence and the need for a standardizedm genomic lineage system.

Awesome! Congrats @isabelott.bsky.social 🎉👏👏👏

Fantastic work @rafalpx.bsky.social ! Congrats!!!

Congrats @rafalpx.bsky.social @nathangrubaugh.bsky.social !!!