Watch our PacMOSSI co-lead in action! 🌟 The Broadcasting Corporation of Niue is showcasing her work supporting the Niue Department of Health in strengthening mosquito surveillance! 🔗https://t.co/Mx8fTY2VxT #PacMOSSI
PacMOSSI Co-Lead Dr. Amanda Murphy spent 2 weeks in 🇳🇺 working with Niue’s MoH to develop a national 🦟 management plan! From field training to a mosquito collection competition, the team surveyed 13/14 villages—strengthening Niue’s mosquito surveillance! 🏝️💪 #PacMOSSI https://t.co/30UDzbV3sf
JEV has been found in a Brisbane mosquito & is circulating in the Darling Downs. 🦟 While rare in the Pacific, mosquito-borne diseases like malaria, dengue & Zika are ongoing threats. ✅ Use mosquito repellent 🧴 ✅ Wear long sleeves & pants 👕👖 #PacMOSSI https://t.co/TvH8kJLFcG
This #IWD2025, we celebrate the incredible women leading mosquito-borne disease surveillance across the Pacific! Meet our core team, co-led by Dr. Tessa Knox and Dr. Amanda Murphy, working to strengthen surveillance & support countries in the Pacific. https://t.co/uqj7K8lkXG https://t.co/Ilatg4QPK8
🦟 PacMOSSI was represented at the RBM Vector Control Working Group 20th Annual Meeting in Benin 🇧🇯 (March 3-5). Dr. Tessa Knox attended and engaged in discussions on mosquito control innovations in the fight against malaria. 📸 Pictured: Dr. Tessa Knox with the VCWG Co-leads. https://t.co/f7jOKheYH4
