Dengue cases: incidence rate Brazil 2014-2025| ��ƽ��

Number of dengue cases in Brazil from 2014 to June 2025 (per 100,000 people)

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June 2025

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Region

Brazil

Survey time period

2014 to June 2025

Special properties

as of each year's last epidemiological week; considers all dengue cases: suspected, probable, confirmed, non-severe and severe cases, and deaths

Supplementary notes

*As of June 2025

The source does not specify the date of publication. The release date given corresponds to the date of access.

The serotypes included vary from year to year.

Cumulative incidence rate of all dengue cases per 100,000 population.

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The incidence rate of dengue cases in Brazil showed considerable fluctuations over the analyzed period. From January to June 2025, this figure amounted to over cases per 100,000 people, marking a **** increase compared to 2014.

Dengue in Latin America

Latin America is the region reporting the highest number of dengue cases in the world. Within the region, it is Brazil that accounts for the highest share of infections in 2025, followed by Argentina and Paraguay. Guyana, Brazil and Paraguay show the highest incidence rates, with Guyana being the most affected nation. In contrast, Chile, Uruguay, and a selection of Caribbean countries show relatively low values.

Brazil’s latest outbreak

An outbreak of dengue cases has been taking place in Latin America since 2023. The marked increase in cases has been attributed to various factors, including the phenomenon of El Niño and climate change. Brazil has been strongly affected by this outbreak, reporting the highest number of dengue cases recorded in the last years already in the first months of 2025.