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Taking a Bite Out of Vector-Transmitted Infectious Diseases

20 Jun 2007

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Drs. Mark Klempner, Thomas Unnasch, and Linden Hu discuss interventions in the infectious cycles of vectorborne diseases that can reduce transmission to humans.

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PMID: 17582066
DOI: 10.1056/nejmp078081

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