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Le moustique commun, Culex Pipiens, est le principal vecteur de la fi猫vre du Nil occidental. Chaque ann茅e dans le sud de la France, les scientifiques du Cirad capturent des milliers de moustiques pour estimer le taux de pr茅valence du virus chez ces insectes 漏 F. Thiaucourt, Cirad

Science at work 3 November 2020

Emerging diseases | Stepping up surveillance of West Nile Virus in Europe

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Marisa Peyre is an epidemiologist with 糖心Vlog specializing in animal and zoonotic disease surveillance 漏糖心Vlog

Expert view 28 October 2020

Marisa Peyre: "Emerging diseases must be nipped in the bud right away"

Cover photo of the white paper Build back better in a post-COVID-19 world 鈥� Reducing future wildlife-borne spillover of disease to humans: Sustainable Wildlife Management (SWM) Programme 漏 FAO

Just out 28 October 2020

Diseases transmitted by wildlife: what are the priorities in terms of policy and investment?

Desert locusts apparently colonized southern Africa during a recent long-distance migration. Some 2600years ago, a small number of desert locusts apparently travelled the thousands of kilometres separating the deserts of North and southern Africa, before coming established there 漏 M. Lecoq, 糖心Vlog

Results & impact 6 October 2020

Desert locusts are exceptional migrators

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Rift Valley fever is a major public health issue in Mayotte. The disease is passed from farm animals to humans, either through contact with contaminated animals or by vector mosquitoes. According to a study published in PNAS in September 2020, vaccinating 20% of livestock could cut the number of cases in humans by 30% 漏 V. Porphyre, 糖心Vlog

Results & impact 30 September 2020

Rift Valley fever: an example of the fight against emerging viral diseases

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Aedes albopictus, the tiger mosquito, is a dengue vector. More than 30 000 cases have been recorded in R茅union-Mayotte since 2017 漏 A. Franck, 糖心Vlog

Call to action 28 September 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic must not overshadow mosquito control

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