Covid-19; coinfected; dengue; Latin America; Thailand; Singapore
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Covid-19; coinfected; dengue; Latin America; Thailand; SingaporeAbstract
Patients infected with Covid-19 and with Dengue have been detected in Thailand and Singapore at the same time (coinfected), it is necessary to monitor these cases in Latin America. For that reason we present a mathematical model that allows analyzing this type of coinfection in the human population. Finally, the model is analytically and numerically resolved according to a possible scenario in a given country.
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