Oropouche in the United States | Oropouche | CDC
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This report describes cases of Oropouche virus disease among U.S. travelers returning from Cuba.| Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The UF College of Veterinary Medicine is the state of Florida’s only veterinary college. We offer comprehensive services to the public through teaching, research, extension and state-of-the-art patient care.| College of Veterinary Medicine
In June and July 2024, 19 imported cases of Oropouche virus disease were reported for the first time in European Union countries.| European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
UF veterinary parasitologist Jeff Gruntmeir shares expertise on babesiosis, an emerging disease spread by ticks.| epi.ufl.edu
Common Aedes Aegypti mosquito, magnified 2,000 times at the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, 6/28, prepares to feed on human skin. After 15 years of test on more than 3,900 compounds, Jerry Bulter, professor of entomology, has developed a safe, natural insect repellent that protects people against everything from mosquitoes to ticks and tiny “no-see-ums.” Its the first effective alternative to products containing DEET, the most widely used ingredient ...| epi.ufl.edu
CDC responds to the Oropouche outbreak and is working to learn more about how the virus spreads| Oropouche
As Florida enters peak mosquito season, experts from the University of Florida’s Emerging Pathogens Institute outline key mosquito species and diseases to know| epi.ufl.edu
New research published in Science shows that as populations of people gain immunity to dengue, it drives evolutionary pressures that select for viral evolution—and newly susceptible hosts.| epi.ufl.edu
Travel Health Notices| wwwnc.cdc.gov
