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An evaluation of Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (AM65‐52) treatment for the control of Aedes aegypti using vehicle‐mounted WALS® application in a densely populated urban area of Puerto Rico by Harris, Angela F, Sanchez Prats, Jose, Nazario Maldonado, Nicole, Piovanetti Fiol, Cesar, García Pérez, Marla, Ramírez‐Vera, Patricia, Miranda‐Bermúdez, Julieanne, Ortiz, Marianyoly, DeChant, Peter

“…BACKGROUND With a shortage of effective options for control of Aedes aegypti in Puerto Rico due to widespread resistance to conventional mosquito adulticides,…”
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Community perceptions on challenges and solutions to implement an Aedes aegypti control project in Ponce, Puerto Rico (USA) by Pérez-Guerra, Carmen L, Rosado-Santiago, Coral, Ramos, Sue A, Marrero, Karla M, González-Zeno, Gladys, Miranda-Bermúdez, Julieanne, Ortíz-Ortíz, Marianyoly, Rivera-Amill, Vanessa, Waterman, Stephen, Paz-Bailey, Gabriela, Sánchez-González, Liliana

“…This study characterizes community perceptions on a large-scale project seeking to reduce the population of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes and prevent arboviral…”
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Assessment of community support for Wolbachia-mediated population suppression as a control method for Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in a community cohort in Puerto Rico by Sánchez-González, Liliana, Adams, Laura E, Saavedra, Rafael, Little, Emma M, Medina, Nicole A, Major, Chelsea G, Bruck, Marina, Miranda, Julieanne, Rosado-Santiago, Coral, Ryff, Kyle, Ortiz, Marianyoly, Brown, Grayson, Barrera, Roberto, Pérez-Guerra, Carmen L, Rivera-Amill, Vanessa, Paz-Bailey, Gabriela

“…Arboviral diseases transmitted by Aedes species mosquitoes pose an increasing public health challenge in tropical regions. Wolbachia-mediated population…”
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Rapid Screening of Aedes aegypti Mosquitoes for Susceptibility to Insecticides as Part of Zika Emergency Response, Puerto Rico by Hemme, Ryan R, Vizcaino, Lucrecia, Harris, Angela F, Felix, Gilberto, Kavanaugh, Michael, Kenney, Joan L, Nazario, Nicole M, Godsey, Marvin S, Barrera, Roberto, Miranda, Julieanne, Lenhart, Audrey

“…In response to the 2016 Zika outbreak, Aedes aegypti mosquitoes from 38 locations across Puerto Rico were screened using Centers for Disease Control and…”
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Trends in total rainfall, heavy rain events, and number of dry days in San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1955-2009 by Méndez-Lázaro, Pablo A., Nieves-Santiango, Alejandro, Miranda-Bermúdez, Julieanne

“…Climate variability is a threat to water resources on a global scale and in tropical regions in particular. Rainfall events and patterns are associated…”
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UNA MIRADA A LAS POBLACIONES VULNERABLES EN PUERTO RICO ANTE DESASTRES by Padilla-Elías, Nilsa D., Bermúdez, Julieanne Miranda, Zayas, Gabriela A. Algarín, Peña-Orellana, Marisol, Rivera-Gutiérrez, Ralph, Santiago, Alejandro A. Nieves, Sánchez, Juan A. González, Vega, Mónica R. Castellano, Robles-García, Héctor

“…The impact of disasters on the population does not discriminate on grounds of sex, age or socioeconomic status. However, some populations show higher…”
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Citywide Control of Aedes aegypti (Diptera: Culicidae) during the 2016 Zika Epidemic by Integrating Community Awareness, Education, Source Reduction, Larvicides, and Mass Mosquito Trapping by Barrera, Roberto, Harris, Angela, Hemme, Ryan R., Felix, Gilberto, Nazario, Nicole, Muñoz-Jordan, Jorge L., Rodriguez, Damaris, Miranda, Julieanne, Soto, Eunice, Martinez, Stephanie, Ryff, Kyle, Perez, Carmen, Acevedo, Veronica, Amador, Manuel, Waterman, Stephen H.

“…This investigation was initiated to control Aedes aegypti and Zika virus transmission in Caguas City, Puerto Rico, during the 2016 epidemic using Integrated…”
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Una mirada a las poblaciones vulnerables en Puerto Rico ante desastres by Padilla-Elías, Nilsa D, Miranda Bermúdez, Julieanne, Algarín Zayas, Gabriela A, Peña-Orellana, Marisol, Rivera-Gutiérrez, Ralph, Nieves Santiago, Alejandro A, González Sánchez, Juan A, Castellano Vega, Monica R, Robles-García, Héctor

“…El impacto de los desastres no discrimina por razón de sexo, edad, condición socioeconómica ni estatus social. Sin embargo, algunas poblaciones pueden ser más…”
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