Mosquito Trails: Ecology, Health, and the Politics of Entanglement First Edition

I do not know why this book only has one review, so I thought it imperative that I write my own. This is an excellent body of work by Nading, and it is especially topical to my own research of infectious diseases spread by mosquito vectors. I enjoyed how his research is presented especially in its discussion of the role of global temperature averages rising and their influence on the spread of potential vector locations as well as structural factors at play. Always present but never at the focus of his own writing, Nading's Mosquito Trails is an excellent source of information without being bogged down in heavy description and is quite the enjoyable read as well. I highly recommend it for any researcher wanting to see how the lives of mosquitoes and people are intricately entangled, and what that means for health policy.

Good

This book is an excellent study in medical anthropology. It is intended for professionals who are interested in how public health is promoted in developing countries such as Nicaragua.

Excellent