Scientific Publications

Links to scientific publications on CVBDs and their vectors

Dantas-Torres F. et al.: Canine Leishmaniasis Control in the Context of One Health. Emerg Infect Dis. 2019 Dec;25(12):1-4. doi: 10.3201/eid2512.190164

CVBD manuscript collections in Parasites & Vectors

15th International CVBD Symposium, 2020, Cologne

14^th International CVBD Symposium, 2019, Trieste

13^th International CVBD Symposium, 2018, Windsor

12^th International CVBD Symposium, 2017, Athens

11^th International CVBD Symposium, 2016, Miami

10^th International CVBD Symposium, 2015, Barcelona

9^th International CVBD Symposium, 2014, Lisbon

8^th International CVBD Symposium, 2013, St. Petersburg

7^th International CVBD Symposium, 2012, Berlin

6^th International CVBD Symposium, 2011, Nice

5^th International CVBD Symposium, 2010, New York

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