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Disease Vectors of the U.S.A. pt. 1: Mosquitoes and the Diseases They Carry

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Aired September 22 2020
Not all mosquitoes feed on human and mammal hosts and a few globally distributed species account for the bulk of infectious pathogens transmitted to humans and domestic animals. Part 1 of Disease Vectors of the U.S.A. focuses on why mosquitoes are such prominent disease carriers, the diseases they transmit, and how you can protect your family and pets.
Moderator: Yvonne Linton, Ph.D., of the National Museum of Natural History and WRBU.
Speakers: David Pecor, Researcher at the National Museum of Natural History and the Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRBU); and Carina Blackmore, D.VM. Ph.D., Director for the Division of Disease Control and Health Protection for the Florida Department of Health.
Not all mosquitoes feed on human and mammal hosts and a few globally distributed species account for the bulk of infectious pathogens transmitted to humans and domestic animals. Part 1 of Disease Vectors of the U.S.A. focuses on why mosquitoes are such prominent disease carriers, the diseases they transmit, and how you can protect your family and pets.
Moderator: Yvonne Linton, Ph.D., of the National Museum of Natural History and WRBU.
Speakers: David Pecor, Researcher at the National Museum of Natural History and the Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRBU); and Carina Blackmore, D.VM. Ph.D., Director for the Division of Disease Control and Health Protection for the Florida Department of Health.