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An arbovirus surveillance program monitors the level of transmission of disease to sentinel animals or insects. The compilation and analysis of data collected over a number of successive years will provide a solid base from which to determine the underlying causes for the seasonal fluctuations in arbovirus activity and the relative abundance of the mosquito vector species affecting the well-being of human communities.

Top Resources on Arbovirus Surveillance

• Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC): Arbovirus Surveillance - United States
• Department of Medical Entomology: The New South Wales Arbovirus Surveillance & Mosquito Monitoring Program
• Virginia Department of Health: 2005 VA Arbovirus Surveillance and Response Plan
• Bureau of Laboratory Sciences: Arbovirus Surveillance Reports
• Rhode Island Department of Health: Surveillance For West Nile Virus
• Florida Department of Health: Arbovirus Surveillance Summaries and Reports
• NSW Health: Population Health Aspects of Mosquito- Borne Disease in New South Wales
• AnastasiaMCD: Arbovirus Surveillance

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