Show Notes
Dr. Anna Bento, a leading expert in disease dynamics, shares her journey as a quantitative disease ecologist--from chasing crazy sheep to tracking cute monkeys, to answering the million-dollar question: when and where the next pandemic will occur.
Discusses intersection between ecology and public health informs efforts to combat infectious diseases like Zika and dengue. This engaging conversation delves into the implications of their research for pandemic prevention. For more insights and updates, tune in and subscribe!
Learn more about Ana Isabel Ramos Bento, Ph.D.
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