Grant To Study West Nile Virus In NYC Received By UGA Odum School Of Ecology Professor
When West Nile virus first struck New York City in 1999, news of the potentially fatal illness alarmed citizens and public health officials alike, showing that even affluent, urban societies are vulnerable to vector-borne diseases. Although West Nile virus has been widely studied, there is still little known about how the ecology of mosquito-borne diseases differs between urban and rural areas. [click link for full article]
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Filed under: Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses on September 25th, 2007