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Distribution of Vector Abundance and Infection Rates in Relation to Human Vector-Borne Disease Cases in Nebraska

2026-02-15

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Vector-borne diseases represent a growing public health issue nationwide. Nebraska reports a sustained burden of mosquito-borne diseases and expanding tick-borne disease risk. This study aims to assess trends in vector abundance, vector infection rates, and human vector-borne disease reports using retrospective surveillance data and to examine the relationship between vector factors and human risk across the state...

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DOI: 10.64898/2026.02.12.26346200

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