Your destination and activities may determine what steps you need to take to protect yourself from bug bites. If you want to dive deeper and learn how to protect yourself and your family during the upcoming summer and fall travel seasons, check out the Defense Health Agency's child-friendly video series.įor more information on some preventive measures you can take to stay healthy, here's a partial list of recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control: Check Your Destination They will learn how to battle the bugs or use them to your advantage. People will be able to discover which bugs are bizarre, beneficial, or downright deadly. Bugapalooza presenters will introduce visitors to a variety of bug-related topics. To kick off Bug Week, the National Museum of Health and Medicine is hosting Bugapalooza, a free, family-friendly event on June 10 from 10 a.m.
The insight of Reed’s team paved the way for advancements in epidemiology and biomedicine. (Dr.) Walter Reed, led a research team in the early 1900s that confirmed that yellow fever, a viral disease commonly associated with abdominal pain and kidney malfunction, was caused by a particular mosquito species.
(Dr.) Sara Robinson, the service chief of the Infectious Disease Department at WRNMMC. "We strive to educate our service members in being especially vigilant in protecting themselves from malaria, West Nile virus, Zika virus, Dengue virus and other bug-related illnesses, many of which are contracted in tropical or austere environments," said Navy Lt.
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