SOUTHEASTERN CENTER of EXCELLENCE
in VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES
The CDC-funded Centers of Excellence combine innovative, applied research programs with public health expertise to help prevent and control vector-borne disease threats.
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Welcome to the Southeastern Center of Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases (SECVBD)
Our goal is to work as a multidisciplinary team with key public health stakeholders in the region in the search of new knowledge and strategies to detect, prevent, and control vector-borne diseases in the Southeastern U.S. and Caribbean.
We invite you to explore our program as we pivot to expand the applied research and training programs of the SECVBD to tackle emerging vector-borne diseases, with an increased focus on tickborne diseases and tick bite-associated illnesses.
In this second iteration of the SECVBD, the center is led jointly by the University of South Carolina, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Florida International University, University of Miami, Old Dominion University, Ponce Health Sciences University, and the University of Florida alongside leaders of state public health and vector control agencies in our region.
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SECVBD Director & Deputy Director featured in: “What to Know About Locally Acquired Malaria Cases
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30 Jun 2023
https://time.com/6291002/locally-acquired-malaria-cases-usa/ Southeastern Center of Excellence Director, Dr. Rhoel Dinglasan, and Deputy Director, Dr. Melissa Nolan,
Recapping TickU 2023!
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12 Jun 2023
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Scientists learn more about mosquito first spotted in South Florida in 2018
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30 May 2023
Dr. Andre da Costa da Silva apart of the SECVBD team speaking on the Culex