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MUVE SS: One Health: Linking Entomologists to Aid in the Pursuit of Improved Health for Humans, Animals, and Our Ecosystems

Wednesday, November 19, 2014: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
A107-109 (Oregon Convention Center)
Organizer :
Jenny S. Carlson
Moderator:
Rebecca T. Trout Fryxell


8:00 AM
Welcoming Remarks
8:05 AM
1890
Global surveillance for emerging wildlife zoonoses: Integrating entomology
Kirsten Gilardi, University of California
8:20 AM
1891
Ecology of antibiotic resistance traits: Crossroads of microbiology, entomology, public and animal health
Ludek Zurek, Kansas State University
8:35 AM
1892
Is there a role for a Food Safety Entomologist in the One Health concept?
Astri Wayadande, Oklahoma State University
8:50 AM
1893
Withdrawn
9:05 AM
SP1894
Evaluation of ultra low volume deposition of public health insecticides in a hot desert environment
Michael L Fisher, North Carolina State University ; CDR David F. Hoel, US Navy ; Muhammad Farooq, Navy Entomology Center of Excellence
9:17 AM
1895
One Health & vector-borne disease control with endectocidal drugs
Brian D. Foy, Colorado State University
9:32 AM
Break
9:42 AM
1896
Using genetics to control arthropod disease vectors
Bradley White, University of California
9:57 AM
SP1897
Targeted trapping of malaria vectors: Anopheles darlingi in the Peruvian Amazon
George Peck, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
10:09 AM
1898
Techniques to add value to sand fly collections point the way to area-wide control to reduce sand fly populations as well as transmission of Leishmania parasites
Lane Foil, Louisiana State University
10:24 AM
1899
Integrating field ecology and medicine to improve our understanding of tick-borne diseases
Andrea Swei, San Francisco State University
10:39 AM
1900
Understanding ecological and environmental drivers for risk prediction of Culicoides transmitted orbiviral diseases
Christie Mayo, University of California
10:54 AM
1901
Ticks and their "friends": a medical and veterinary problem with a one-health solution
Rebecca T. Trout Fryxell, University of Tennessee
11:09 AM
1902
Importance of understanding Plasmodium transmission for animals and humans
Jenny S. Carlson, University of California
11:24 AM
Discussion
11:54 AM
Concluding Remarks
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