project titled "Integrated phenotypic and genotypic Aedes aegypti insecticide resistance surveillance in military relevant regions in eastern and central Honduras�.

nce in military relevant regions in eastern and central Honduras�. The study is funded by Global Emerging Infections Surveillance and Response Branch (GEIS) of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Division (AFHSB) intramural funding. The country where the activities will be carried out is Honduras.

2. Background: Current FHP prevention strategies against mosquito-borne diseases rely on the effectiveness of permethrin-treated uniforms as the first line of defense. Dengue fever, the most widespread Aedes-borne disease worldwide, represe