The Hawaii Department of Health has confirmed another case of travel-related dengue on Oahu, bringing the total in the state ...

If you're heading to Hawaii, it's vital that you are aware of the serious illness flaring up in several of the islands and how to protect yourself.

Four more people were diagnosed with dengue fever on Hawaii's Big Island Thursday, raising the number of locally transmitted cases to 19 people, according to the Hawaii State Department of Health.

Four more people were diagnosed with dengue fever on Hawaii's Big Island today (Nov. 5), raising the number of locally transmitted cases to 19 people, according to the Hawaii State Department of ...

Dengue fever cases have surged in Hawaii with the latest travel-related infection, prompting health department warnings about ...

View the replay above. The state Dept. of Health confirmed on Thursday, Nov. 19, that there were 79 cases of dengue fever on Hawaii Island, up seven from Wednesday, Nov. 17.

The fever is not spread by contact with an infected person, rather through the bite of an infected mosquito. The best way to protect yourself from mosquitoes is to use a repellent with 20-30% DEET.

Dengue fever is caused by a virus that can be spread to humans from mosquitoes. Every year, 100 million cases of the disease are reported worldwide, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease ...

Dengue previously hit Hawaii in 2001 and 2011. The virus also caused outbreaks in the Florida Keys in 2009-2011 and Brownsville, Texas, in 2005.

Since September, there have been 136 confirmed cases of dengue fever on Hawaii’s Big Island, according to the Hawaii Department of Health. This is six more cases than the number reported ...

The dengue fever outbreak in Hawaii that began last year has been brought under control, the Hawaii Department of Health said earlier this month. The state’s last confirmed case of the mosquito ...

Federal health officials have confirmed 35 cases of dengue fever in Hawaii, including the first to occur on an island other than Maui, state Health Director Bruce Anderson reported Tuesday.