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Investigating Anthelmintics for Vector Control

February 11, 2022

Investigating the use of anthelmintic drugs in the context of disease vectoring arthropod control By Anna Cutshall, Animal Biology, Global Disease Biology minor ’21 Author’s Note: When considering the topic of my literature review and analysis, I wanted to select work that I could continue research on in graduate school. As I entered academia, my career […]

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Investigating Anthelmintics for Vector Control

October 29, 2021

By Anna Cutshall, Animal Biology, ’21 Author’s Note: When considering the topic of my literature review and analysis, I wanted to select work that I could continue research on in graduate school. As I entered academia, my career and life experiences had prepared me well for the unique intersection of veterinary medicine, ecology, and epidemiology. […]

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