In several interviews with HPH NOW, he seemed captivated with disease transmission, particularly in relation to mosquitoes-which thrive in all corners of the world, and yet, as Spielman pointed out, contribute nothing to ecology and fell humans in the millions with the pathogens they carry.
Yet I wonder how then Dean Barry Bloom could say, in the same article, that Spielman "had a singularly holistic view of the balance between man an mosquitoes and between the biology and ecology of both." Maybe I shouldn't wonder so much, though.
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