Document Type
Article
Journal Title
Military Medicine
Publication Date
2009
Volume
174
Abstract
Sand fly fever has severely impacted military missions in southern Europe and the Middle East for hundreds of years. After a brief respite following the malaria eradication programs of World War II, it has returned as a significant disease among residents in and travelers to the Mediterranean rim. It is a more severe disease now, with potential vectors in the United States. Sand fly fever is discussed in terms of its viruses, vectors, disease, control, and potential domestic impact.
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ISSN
0026-4075
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Recommended Citation
Brett-Major, David and Claborn, David M., "Sand Fly Fever: What Have We Learned in One Hundred Years?" (2009). Journal Articles: Epidemiology. 20.
https://digitalcommons.unmc.edu/coph_epidem_articles/20