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.
Understanding At-risk Audiences’ Attitudes Toward Mosquito and Tick Bite Prevention
Jan 12, 2023
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