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VBDS
(redirected from Vector-Borne Disease Section)

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VBDSVector-Borne Disease Section
VBDSVanishing Bile Duct Syndrome
VBDSVision-Based Detection System


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Testing by the California Department of Health Services Vector-Borne Disease Section (CA-VBDS) documented serum antibodies to SNV in 2 of 4 deer mice trapped in this cabin (9).
Threat of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome to field biologists working ... by Kelt, Douglas A.; Van Vuren, Dirk H.; Hafner, Mark S.; Danielson, Brent J.; Kelly, Marcella J. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
We are seeing more (mosquito) activity statewide than what we experienced last year at this point in time," said Vicki Kramer, chief scientist of the vector-borne disease section for the California Department of Public Health.
MOSQUITOES DEFY DROUGHT WEST NILE CASES RISE IN STATE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
It will spread to other parts of the state,'' said Vicki Kramer, head of the California Department of Health Service's vector-borne disease section.
WEST NILE WATCH OFFICIALS OFFER TIPS AS VIRUS HITS VALLEY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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