Velásquez Runk, Tanner and Dyer part of collaborative and interdisciplinary zoonotic disease project

Members of the zoonotic disease research team take blood samples from a dog

Associate professors Julie Velásquez Runk and Susan Tanner are part of a collaborative and interdisciplinary current project investigating links between deforestation and the zoonotic diseases leishmaniasis and Chagas Disease. Learn more about the project in an article led by anthropology graduate student Jessie Dyer. 

 

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