ArticleInfection and drug resistance2026
Epidemiological Characteristics and Spatiotemporal Clustering of Varicella in the Border City of Baise, Southwest China, 2010-2024.
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Objective: We analyzed the epidemiological trends and spatio-temporal distribution characteristics of varicella incidence in Baise City from 2010 to 2024 to provide a basis for its prevention and control. Methods: This study describes the epidemiological characteristics of varicella from population, temporal and spatial perspectives by using data from the National Infectious Disease Reporting System. Trend and spatial autocorrelation analyses and spatiotemporal scanning statistics were employed to determine the spatial clustering and spatiotemporal dynamics for the incidence of varicella. Results: About 54,969 cases of varicella were reported during the study period, with an annual incidence rate of 102.30 per 100,000, and an annual percentage change of 10.05% (95% CI: 1.10% to 19.79%; Conclusion: The reported incidence rate of varicella in Baise was on the rise, exhibiting distinct spatio-temporal clustering characteristics. Hotspots were aligned with the spatio-temporal clustering zones. Strengthening prevention and control measures in local areas where clusters and hotspots of varicella occur can be an effective strategy to decrease its incidence in a city.
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