The COVID-19 pandemic should not derail global vector control efforts.

Frederik Seelig,Haroldo Bezerra,Mary M. Cameron,Jeffrey Hii,Alexandra Hiscox,Seth R. Irish,Robert T. Jones,Trudie Lang,Steven W. Lindsay,Rachel Lowe,Tanaka Manikidza Nyoni,Grace M. Power,Juliana Quintero,Anna M. Stewart-Ibarra,Lucy S. Tusting,Scott Tytheridge,James G. Logan

The COVID-19 pandemic should not derail global vector control efforts.

2020

Frederik Seelig
Haroldo Bezerra
Mary M. Cameron
Jeffrey Hii
Alexandra Hiscox
Seth R. Irish
Robert T. Jones
Trudie Lang
Steven W. Lindsay
Rachel Lowe
Tanaka Manikidza Nyoni
Grace M. Power
Juliana Quintero
Anna M. Stewart-Ibarra
Lucy S. Tusting
Scott Tytheridge
James G. Logan

TheCOVID-19 pandemic is placing immense pressure on health systems worldwide. This is particulalrly apparent in resource-poor settings with limited capacity to treat and to treat and contain new disease outbreaks.

Keywords:

2019 20 coronavirus outbreak
Medicine
Vector control
Coronavirus disease 2019
Virology
Safety Equipment
Dengue fever
Disease surveillance
Global health
Pandemic

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