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"We get one or two cases a year down here, and the tourism industry gets very worried about it, " said Dr . George F . O'Meara of the Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory.
Yet she continues to reach out with lectures like " What's Eating You ? " _ on medical entomology _ and her lecture for the more spiritually inclined, " Bugs in the Bible ."
The National Academies Press called him " an internationally recognized expert on the biology and control of mosquitoes " and that his " contributions made . . . to medical entomology are almost incalculable ".
Products developed in the mid 2010s combine neonicotinoids with pyrethroids, but according to a January 2016 survey published by the Journal of Medical Entomology, bed bug resistance in two major US cities now includes neonicotinoids.
Dr . Jonathan Day, a professor of medical entomology at the University of Florida Research Lab in Vero Beach, said the most effective topically applied mosquito repellent is a chemical known as diethyl toluamide, or DEET.

He received a doctorate in medical entomology and parasitology from the university in 1943, and a master's in epidemiology in 1949 . From 1949 until his retirement in 1987, Reeves was a professor of epidemiology at Berkeley.
Christopher Curtis, professor of medical entomology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said eradication could be harder to achieve in less isolated areas, where there's a risk that flies could migrate from untreated zones.
In recognition of his considerable contribution to medical entomology in Uganda he was created an Officer of the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire [ O . B . E . ] in the King s Birthday Honours in June 1947.
The proposed name change has been ignored by most scientists; at least one scientific journal, the " Journal of Medical Entomology ", has officially encouraged authors dealing with aedile mosquitoes to continue to use the traditional names, unless they have particular reasons for not doing so.
Siding with researchers in Georgia, the editors of the " Journal of Medical Entomology " officially ruled that, taxonomically, " I . dammini " is identical to " I . scapularis " and that the two species should be " synonymized " under " Ixodes scapularis ".