Aliza Simeone
Assistant Professor of Clinical Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity, University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine
Contact information
New Bolton Center
382 W. Street Road
Kennett Square, PA 19348
382 W. Street Road
Kennett Square, PA 19348
Office: 610-925-6384
Email:
asimeone@upenn.edu
asimeone@upenn.edu
Education:
BS (Animal Bioscience with honors in Veterinary Science)
The Pennsylvania State University, 1997.
VMD (School of Veterinary Medicine)
University of Pennsylvania, 2001.
Permanent linkBS (Animal Bioscience with honors in Veterinary Science)
The Pennsylvania State University, 1997.
VMD (School of Veterinary Medicine)
University of Pennsylvania, 2001.
Description of Research Expertise
Advances in identification of Equine Herpes Virus infections and management of outbreaks; mitigation strategies for zoonotic disease risks, especially related to Rabies Virus; the efficacy of various specific biosecurity precautions in the face of infectious disease challenges.Selected Publications
Whitehill F, Wallace R, Bonaparte S, Hartloge C, Greenburg L, Panayampalli SS, Orciari L, Niezgoda M, Yager P, Pieracci E, McCullough J, Evenson A, Campagna R, Signs K, Stobierski MG, Austin C, Slager S, Ernst M, Kerins J, Simeone A, Singh A, Hale S, Stanek D, Shehee P, McCall C, Slavinski S, McDermott D, Schnitzler H, Lipton B: Rabies in a Dog Imported from Azerbaijan – Pennsylvania 2021. MMWR 71(20): 696-689, May 2022.Pusterla N, Barnum S, Miller J, Varnell S, Dallap-Schaer B, Aceto H, Simeone A : Investigation of an EHV-1 Outbreak in the United States Caused by a New H 752 Genotype. Pathogens 10(6): 747, June 2021.
Campagnolo ER, Moll ME, Tuhacek K, Simeone A, Miller WS, Waller KO, Simwale O, Rankin JT, Ostroff SM: Concurrent 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) virus infection in ferrets and in a community in Pennsylvania. Zoonoses Public Health 60(2): 117-24, March 2013.
Petersen BW, Tack DM, Longenberger A, Simeone A, Moll ME, Deasy MP, Blanton JD, and Rupprecht CE: Rabies in captive deer, Pennsylvania, USA. Emerg. Infect. Dis. 18(1): 138-41, January 2012.
Kristula M, Smith B, and Simeone A. : The use of daily postpartum rectal temperatures to select dairy cows for treatment with systemic antibiotics. Bov. Pract. 35(2): 117-25, June 2001.