In our latest publication, Dr. Farah Ishtiaq provides a caution note on employing wastewater surveillance for vector-borne pathogens.
When employing wastewater surveillance for vector-borne pathogens it is essential to take into account the geographical context, pathogen biology, and the availability of sewage networks for public health actions and meaningful interventions.
The paper was published in the journal Trends of Parasitology.
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