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Press Release 08-160
NSF, NIH Award Ecology of Infectious Disease Grants
Scientists to study links between environmental changes, spread of infectious diseases
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Roosting bats in a village in Bangladesh are connected to an outbreak of Nipah virus there.
Credit: Jon Epstein, Center for Conservation Medicine |
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Date-palm gatchers in Bangladesh, who make a living tapping date palm trees and selling the sap as a sweet drink, may be a link between Nipah virus-carrying bats and humans.
Credit: Jon Epstein, Center for Conservation Medicine |
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This army of ticks looking for hosts may be carrying anaplasmosis, an infectious disease in humans.
Credit: Felicia Keesing, Bard College |
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EID scientists are studying West Nile virus transmission in songbirds.
Credit: Tony Goldberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison |
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