Professor Mousa Kazemi

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Research Interests and Achievements

His primary research interests include malaria control, insecticides, insect repellents, cockroach biology and management, and the application of insecticide‑treated bed nets for the prevention of cutaneous leishmaniasis (urban and rural forms). In recent years, Dr. Kazemi Mohammadi has focused on developing innovative methods for vector surveillance and community education programs aimed at reducing the burden of vector‑borne diseases in Iran and beyond

Research and Publications

 

Dr. Kazemi Mohammadi has published over 50 scientific articles in national and international journals and has presented his work at numerous conferences worldwide. He has also co‑authored and translated four specialized books in collaboration with colleagues at Tehran University of Medical Sciences. His extensive contributions in vector control, insecticide evaluation, and public health entomology have established him as a trusted authority in the field.

Academic Background of Dr. Seyed Hassan Mousa Kazemi


Dr. Seyed Hassan Mousa Kazemi Mohammadi is a distinguished professor and faculty member at the Department of Medical Entomology and Vector Control, School of Public Health, Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS). Born in 1968 in Naein, Iran, he has been serving as a faculty member since 1995. With more than three decades of teaching and research experience, Dr. Kazemi Mohammadi is recognized as one of Iran’s leading experts in medical entomology and vector‑borne disease control

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Professor Mousa Kazemi Mohammadi Professor at the Department of Biology and Control of Disease Vectors Tehran University of Medical Sciences and Faculty Member of Tehran University of Medical Sciences

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Description Beside numerous extensive studies on Anophelinae mosquitoes of Iran, little is known on Aedes species in the country and existing reports are dispersed. The objective of this study was to identify adults of Culicinae species occurring in the Sistan and Baluchestan Province, southeast of Iran, during 2012–2014. Mosquito collections were carried out three times (May–June, September, October–November) in four counties by Centers for Diseases Control (CDC) light traps and human landing catches outdoors and under bed nets baited with carbon dioxide. These trapping were carried out two consecutive nights during the field studies. Several mosquito collections were also conducted with aspirator and pyrethrum spray space catches during the day. A total of 1885 mosquitoes were collected, belonging to 10 species of genus Culex including Cx. pipiens Complex, Cx. laticinctus, Cx. sinaiticus, and Cx …
Description Meteorological parameters, have been identified as an important factor involved in the transmission of vector-borne diseases. Mosquitoes are extremely sensitive to weather conditions. The aim of this study was investigate the correlation between meteorological parameters and the abundance of mosquitoes in Kashan County. Mosquitoes were collected using four different traps, including hand catch, animal baited bed net trap (usually a cow), human baited bed net trap and BG-Sentinel trap with CO2 from May to December 2019. A total number of mosquitoes collected were 1756 out of which 1621 (92.31%) were Culex, 22 (1.25%) Culiseta and 113 (6.44%) Anopheles in nine species. Most mosquitoes were collected by BG-Sentinel trap with CO2 (63.78%). Monthly distribution of the mosquitoes indicated different monthly peaks. Their high density were recorded in September and were low in December
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Description Background Epidemics of mosquito-borne viral infections such as dengue, chikungunya, West Nile and Rift Valley fevers in neighbouring countries and risk of introduction of exotic vectors into Iran have placed this country at a significant risk for these mosquito-borne diseases. Methods After the first dengue case reported in Iran in 2008, active entomological surveillance of Aedes albopictus (Skuse) and Ae. aegypti (Linnaeus) were conducted in May/Jun, Sep, and Oct/Nov, 2008–2014. Based on occurrence of dengue cases and the presence of potential entry sides including ports and boarder gates, 121 sites in eight provinces were monitored for mosquito vectors. Larval collections were carried out using droppers or dippers and adult collections with CDC light traps, human landing catches, aspirator and Pyrethrum spray space catches. Results A total of 8,186 larvae and 3,734 adult mosquitoes were collected
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