It's Summer!
From Monday 24th June 2013 the library will be open:
Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm
(Our normal opening hours resume on Monday 9th September 2013: Mon-Thu 9-7, Fri 9-5)
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| The Biology of Blood-Sucking in Insects/ Michael Lehane |
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| Atlas of Tropical Medicine & Parasitology/ Wallace Peter & Geoffrey Pasvol/ |
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| Short Textbook of Public Health Medicine for the Tropics/ Adetokunbo O. Lucas & Herbert M.Gillies |
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| Essential Malariology/ David A.Warrell & Herbert M.Gillies |
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| Medical Entomology for Students/ Mike Service |
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| China Merchandise The five designs are below |
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| Principles of Medicine in Africa 4th Edition 2013 Edited by Mabey et al |
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| Essential Guide to Reading Biomedical Papers 2013 Edited by Philip D. Langton |
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| Immunology at a Glance 10th edition 2013 Edited by Playfair & Chain |
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| Hunter's Tropical Medicine and Emerging Infectious Diseases 9th Edition 2013 Edited by Magill et al |
"NHS Direct statistics show 9,061 calls in England complaining of bites and stings from early May this year to now - up nearly 15% from last summer. Not all bite complaints are due to mosquitoes - many can be attributed to bedbugs, midges and fleas.
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"It is possible that Aedes albopictus could make its way to the UK," says Dr James Logan, medical entomologist at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
"Because they lay their drought-resistant eggs in transportable materials, like used tyres, there is a possibility that they can be transported to a country where they are not normally found.
"Some studies suggest that they could survive the UK winter, however, to date this species has not been found in the UK and the HPA are keeping a watchful eye on it."