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February 22, 2006 PDF   Current Trends in Vector-Borne Bacterial Zoonoses in the US: Ben Beard, DVBID, CDC 9MB   Eco-Epidemiology of Plague in the US and Abroad: Ken Gage, DVBID, CDC 12.6MB   Update on the Ecology and Control of Lyme Disease in the US: Joe Piesman, DVBID, CDC 4.5MB   Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Outbreak in Arizona associated with Brown Dog Ticks: Craig Levy, Arizona Department of Health Services 39.3MB   Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome in Colorado, 2005: John Pape, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment 5.2MB   Response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in Louisiana: Janet McAllister, DVBID, CDC 8MB   Coordination with FEMA for Emergency Mosquito Control – James Walke, Federal Emergency Management Agency 22KB   CDC-ASTHO’s Mosquito Control Project: Heather Doyle Tash, Association of State and Territorial Health Officials 345KB   Preparing for Avian Influenza: Ben Sun, California Department of Health Services 1.7MB State Reports PDF   Arizona – Craig Levy 28.3MB   California – Vicki Kramer 1MB   Colorado – Dale Tanda 729KB   Florida – Carina Blackmore et al. 5.7MB   Georgia – Rosmarie Kelly 3MB   Indiana – Michael Sinsko 1.6MB   Iowa – Susan L. Brockus 875KB   Minnesota – Dave Neitzel 234KB   New Mexico – Pam Reynolds 13.9MB   New York – Bryon Backenson 671KB   North Carolina – Nolan H. Newton 5.5MB   North Dakota – Michelle Feist 1.9MB   Ohio –Robert A. Restifo 889KB   Oklahoma – Kristy Bradley 2.8MB   South Carolina – Sue C. Ferguson 15MB   Tennessee – Abelardo C. Moncayo 2.2MB   Virginia – David N. Gaines 951KB

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