Kendra Phelps
About Kendra Phelps
Dr. Kendra Phelps is a Senior Scientist who specializes in the impact of human activity on the environment and the development of biosurveillance networks in Western Asia.
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Dr. Kendra Phelps serves as a Senior Scientist. Her role involves advanced research and leadership in the field of scientific studies, specifically related to human impacts on the environment and zoonotic diseases.
Research Interest and Focus
Dr. Kendra Phelps is keenly interested in investigating how human activities alter our environment. Her research primarily focuses on the intersection between human activity and the emergence of zoonotic diseases. She aims to understand and mitigate the risks posed by these diseases through her extensive fieldwork and scientific inquiry.
Biosurveillance Networks in Western Asia
A significant part of Dr. Kendra Phelps' work includes establishing biosurveillance networks in Western Asia. These networks aim to monitor and control zoonotic disease outbreaks, providing critical data and early warning systems to prevent the spread of diseases from animals to humans in this region.
Human Impact on the Environment
Dr. Kendra Phelps dedicates her research to understanding the various ways human activities affect the environment. She examines the direct and indirect connections between human-induced environmental changes and the emergence of diseases. Her work is crucial in developing strategies to reduce negative environmental impacts and improve public health outcomes.