There has never been a comprehensive mosquito surveillance project in Missouri until three years ago when a team of researchers from Missouri State University started one, thanks to a contract from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Led by Dr. David Claborn, master of public health program director at Missouri State, the team traps mosquitoes in the state to … [Read more...] about What types of mosquitoes live in Missouri?
How can cities make recreation a priority? What can they do to provide quality parks and trails on a budget? Dr. Hugh Gibson, an associate professor of kinesiology, provided his expertise on the subject to WalletHub. … [Read more...] about Why recreation matters in the health of a city
After trapping nearly 35,000 mosquitoes in Missouri over the last three years, Dr. David Claborn has the itch to share a few findings. Claborn, director of the public health program at Missouri State, says the Yellow Fever mosquito (the primary transmitter of Zika) was not found. Thirty-one other species were identified. The Asian Tiger mosquito concerns Claborn the most since … [Read more...] about What’s the buzz about Missouri mosquitoes?
College Choice recognized Missouri State University’s gerontology degree program as number nine on a list of the 15 best gerontology bachelor’s degree programs. Ranking highlights Missouri State’s program stood out because of the option to earn a dual major in gerontology and psychology, or gerontology and sociology. It also offers quality course work in areas, such as: Mental … [Read more...] about Gerontology degree ranked top 10 in the U.S.
Cutting calories and losing weight do not have to be complicated. There are several simple ways to achieve this goal. Natalie Allen, a registered dietitian and clinical instructor of biomedical sciences at Missouri State University, shares one of her tips with Insider. … [Read more...] about Simple ways to reduce your calorie intake