Andreas Eleftheriou

Andreas Eleftheriou studies wildlife health and disease ecology, focusing on how physiological stress, host behavior, and environmental contaminants (such as lead and mercury) affect wildlife populations and their vulnerability to disease. Much of the work uses deer mice and other North American wildlife (including deer scavengers and bald eagles) as model systems to explore links between stress hormones, immune function, and zoonotic pathogen transmission. This research area combines wildlife ecology, toxicology, and conservation biology, often with practical relevance to wildlife management and public health (One Health) concerns.

Publication output has been variable over the last decade, with a gap in 2018-2019, a peak in 2020, and a modest but fairly steady output of 2-3 papers per year from 2021 to 2025.

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