Committed to a deadly parasite
Susan Noh looks to optimize animal health by collaborating with researchers across WSU.
Allen School for Global Health
Meet the Rabies Free Africa team: Kennedy Lushasi
Kennedy Lushasi is a member of the Rabies Free Tanzania team. Kennedy is an epidemiologist who works on the Integrated Bite Case Management program. Kennedy is a doctoral student with the Nelson Mandela African Institution of Technology (one of our partners) and the Ifakara Health Institute. How long have you been working with Rabies Free […]
Researchers launch Sh600m drive to wipe out cattle fever
The Star, Kenya
Scientists bet on lab to eradicate deadly livestock diseases
Business Daily Africa
COVID‑19 vaccine questions answered in new video series
Practical and easy-to-understand explanations from infectious disease expert Dr. Guy Palmer.
Tomorrow’s Scientists: Savannah Sanchez
Savannah Sanchez has a bright future in microbiology, but only a handful of years ago she was contemplating a career in professional motocross. Now a senior doctoral student in the lab of Dr. Anders Omsland in the Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health at Washington State University, Savannah was just 16 years old when she […]
Determining the role of health care settings in a pandemic
WSU researchers will use an NSF grant to study how the interaction between hospital or nursing home facilities and the community affects the spread of infectious diseases.
Meet the Rabies Free Africa team: Dr. Imam Mzimbiri
Dr. Imam Mzimbiri is the rabies project manager in Tanzania Where do you live? Moshi, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania Why is it important to eliminate rabies? It is important to eliminate rabies because it’s a killer disease in humans, livestock, and wildlife in Tanzania. Have you known anyone who has died from rabies? Yes, I have known […]
