UWM to host panel discussion on Zika virus

By UWM News

UWM will host a panel discussion, “The Zika Virus in the Americas and Beyond: Implications for Global, Maternal and Infant Health,” at 3 p.m. Feb. 12 in Bolton Hall Room B56.

UWM faculty members will discuss the Zika virus at 3 p.m.in Bolton Hall.
UWM faculty members will discuss the mosquito-borne Zika virus at 3 p.m.in Bolton Hall.

The discussion is being organized by the UWM Center for Global Health Equity, College of Nursing, and the Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies.

Presenters will be Aaron Buseh, professor of Nursing; Loren Galvão, senior scientist, Global Health; and Jennifer Weitzel, clinical instructor, Nursing.

Natasha Borges Sugiyama, interim director, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and associate professor of Political Science, will be the moderator.

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