Dengue is transmitted to humans through the bite of infected Aedes mosquitoes, mainly Aedes aegypti .Unlike malaria mosquitoes, these mosquitoes are most active during the daytime.
Protect yourself by avoiding mosquito bite. Together,we can reduce the spread of dengue and protect our communities.
Ticks may be small, but their impact on human and animal health can be significant. In this educational session, we explore what ticks are, how they develop, and where they are commonly found. #TickAwareness #VectorBorneDiseases #HealthEducatio #vectorresearchgroup
Vector Research Group wishes all our Muslim brothers and sisters a joyful and blessed Eid-ul-Adha.
#EidMubarak #VectorResearchGroup
On African Union Day, we celebrate not only Africa’s unity, but also the collective efforts of African scientists, researchers, and health workers fighting vector-borne diseases across the continent.
#vectorresearchgroup #mosquitobiology #africanunion
A day in the laboratory, where mosquito research meets precision and purpose. 🦟🔬
From observing mosquitoes in cages to detailed lab procedures, every step supports vector research and the fight against vector-borne diseases.
#VectorResearchGroup #MosquitoResearch #VectorLab #Entomology
New title. Same drive. Bigger impacts.
Congratulations Dr Kwadwo Kyereme Frempong on your well deserved Promotion to Senior Research fellow in the department of Parasitology.
#vectorresearchgroup #universityofghana #noguchi #congratulations
At Vector Research Group, we recognize the importance of protecting mothers from vector-borne diseases such as malaria.
To every mother and woman:
Your health matters. Your protection matters. Your life matters. 💚🦟
Happy Mother’s Day from Vector Research Group.
On this International Workers’ Day, the Vector Research Group proudly celebrates the dedication, resilience, and impact of researchers, field workers, laboratory staff, and health professionals working tirelessly to advance vector control and protect communities.
Don’t fall for myths, know the science.
Stay informed, stay protected.
