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Vector-Borne Disease Epidemiology, Ecology & Response Hub

VEER is a collaboration of people and institutions committed to the protection of people, animals, and livelihoods from vector-borne diseases (VBD)

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About VEER

Since 2004, vector-borne disease cases reported in the US have increased more than three-fold*. The VEER Hub is working to address this issue through research informing the development and implementation of evidence-based, cost-effective surveillance and response systems for vector-borne diseases.

*MMWR, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2018


Research

Our research spans the fields of epidemiology, entomology, geography, clinical and veterinary medicine. Experts on our team study mosquito-borne disease, tick-borne disease, and neglected diseases transmitted by other vectors.


Vector Resources

We invite you to learn more about ticks, mosquitoes and the diseases they transmit.


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Interested in joining the VEER Hub? Check out our open positions.

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