Understanding At-risk Audiences’ Attitudes Toward Mosquito and Tick Bite Prevention
Jan 12, 2023
Last year, CDC’s Division of Vector-Borne Diseases conducted focus groups to better understand certain at-risk audiences’ knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors regarding mosquito and tick bite prevention. The agency asked participants about their knowledge of vector-borne diseases, likelihood of performing different personal protective behaviors (PPBs), appeal and understanding of sample communication materials, and the preferred way to receive health information.
View the summary of findings here .
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