Mosquito Borne Diseases in Alabama

Mosquito Borne Diseases in Alabama

Explore the buzzing world of mosquito-borne diseases in Alabama with our latest podcast episode! We will delve into the fascinating and crucial topic of how these tiny creatures can carry and transmit diseases that affect both humans and animals in the heart of the Deep South; from West Nile Virus to Eastern Equine Encephalitis, we’ll uncover the risks, prevention strategies and more. Join the ARC IPC and Dr. Jonathan Rayner for a discussion around mosquito-borne diseases in Alabama and how you can prevent being affected by mosquitos this summer. Thank you to our co-sponsor for this podcast, the Alabama Public Health Training Network at the Alabama Department of Public Health a community-based training partner of the Region IV Public Health Training Center.

Measles

Measles in 2024: An Urgent Call to Action

With a significant number of reported measles cases in the United States and globally, this recent outbreak has sparked concern among both parents and healthcare professionals. In this podcast, we will be discussing the driving forces behind this outbreak, its impact on children’s health, and the preventive measures essential for keeping our communities healthy and safe. Dr. David Kimberlin, Professor and Co-Director of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, is joining me today on the podcast to shed light on this important public health concern. Thank you to our co-sponsor for this podcast, the Alabama Public Health Training Network at the Alabama Department of Public Health a community-based training partner of the Region IV Public Health Training Center.

Norovirus Basics

Join the Alabama Regional Center for Infection Prevention and Control as we discuss the basics of norovirus with Dr. Marilyn Bulloch from Auburn University’s Harrison College of Pharmacy. We will cover symptoms, if it’s contagious, where people usually encounter this virus, and more.

This podcast is presented by the Alabama Regional Center for Infection Prevention and Control Training and Technical Assistance. Thank you to our co-sponsor for this podcast, the Alabama Public Health Training Network at the Alabama Department of Public Health a community-based training partner of the Region IV Public Health Training Center.

Dr. Marilyn Bulloch, PharmD, BCPS, FCCM, SPP
Associate Clinical Professor,

Department of Pharmacy Practice,

Director, Strategic Operations,

Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy