A. M. Stewart-Ibarra

This paper reviews educational interventions targeting Aedes mosquitoes, finding that community-based approaches and schoolchild involvement improve entomological outcomes and vector control.

The paper evaluates the impact of student-led science activities on community knowledge and practices regarding dengue prevention during the COVID-19 pandemic in Cordoba, Argentina, showing improved awareness and preventive actions.

This study identifies household and climate factors influencing Aedes aegypti presence in Huaquillas, Ecuador, finding that longer residency, higher occupancy, female-headed households, and unreliable water supply increase risk, while septic systems reduce it.

The paper develops a climate-driven model to predict mosquito-borne disease dynamics in Ecuador and Kenya, showing it captures outbreak characteristics with variable accuracy.

This study examines dengue and Aedes aegypti dynamics in Cordoba, Argentina, finding increased vector abundance and temperature associations, but local dengue peaks linked to imported cases.

This study develops and tests a novel dried attractive toxic sugar bait device to kill Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, showing high lethality in both lab and semi-field settings.

This study identifies stakeholder needs and perceptions for developing climate services to prevent and control Aedes-transmitted diseases in the Caribbean.