Ecology of infectious diseases
The epidemiology and ecology of infectious diseases in Ethiopian village chickens and the role of co-infection in infection risk
... In Ethiopia, comparatively little attention has been paid to controlling Newcastle disease in village poultry to date. A review of the disease in Ethiopia published in 2004 (Dessie) reported only two serological studies, ...
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Dynamics of infectious diseases
... of infectious diseases is a complex and multi-factoral subject [16, 151, ...of infectious diseases – how the number of individuals infected changes dynamically over ...to ecology are ...
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Deforestation and avian infectious diseases
... emerging infectious diseases (EIDs), and especially those that originated in wildlife, has increased in the last several decades (Jones et ...of infectious diseases include urbanization, human ...
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THERAPY OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES
... Although there are several experiments to the contrary, the weight of evidence in the literature indicates that ACTH and cortisone either have no effect on antibody formation, or may, af[r] ...
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Microbes and Infectious Diseases
... to infectious blood or body fluids. It is highly infectious, can be transmitted in the absence of visible blood, and remains viable on environmental surfaces for at least seven days ...
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Infectious diseases – August 1997
... CSA Central Sydney Health Area, SES South Eastern Sydney Health Area, SWS South Western Sydney Health Area, W5A Western Sydney Health Area, WEN Wentworth Health Area, NSA Northern Sydney[r] ...
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Infectious diseases – June 1997
... CSA Central Sydney Health Area, SES South Eastern Sydney Heahh Area, SWS South Western Sydney Health Area, WSA Western Sydney Health Area, WEN Wentworth Health Area, NSA Northern Sydney [r] ...
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Infectious diseases – July 1997
... CSA Central Sydney Health Area, SES South Eastern Sydney Heahh Area, SWS South Western Sydney Health Area, WSA Western Sydney Health Area, WEN Wentworth Health Area, NSA Northern Sydney [r] ...
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Simulation modelling of infectious diseases
... This is a model of chlamydial infection, the disease is sexually transmitted, so the prevalence of infection depends on the prevalence within both the male and female populations, the sp[r] ...
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Psychiatric Aspects of Infectious Diseases
... predict infectious dis- eases susceptibility ...investigating infectious diseases in psychiatric popu- lation revealed high rates of infectious ...undetected diseases was reported in ...
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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES
... Coxsackie A type 12, pohiomyehitis virus type 1, poliomyehitis virus type 2, anc. a group of[r] ...
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Investigation and surveillance of infectious diseases
... Communicable Diseases Control (CDC) section, Health Protection Service (HPS), ACT Health, with an investigation into a gastroenteritis outbreak that occurred in Canberra in May of ...
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Archives of Infectious Diseases & Therapy
... Sensibly managing risks to protect farmers, their family, workers and farming business and can reduce ill health and the resulting financial and personal costs; Improved productivity, [r] ...
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JOURNAL of MICROBIOLOGY and INFECTIOUS DISEASES
... All manuscripts should be prepared as appropriate for Uni- form Requirements for manuscripts submitted to Biomedical Journals (http://www.icmje.org/). All submitted manuscripts must be contributed solely to Journal of ...
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Infectious diseases
... Pre-exposure vaccination with HDCV or rabies vaccine adsorbed should be considered for people living in or visiting (for greater than 30 days) areas where rabies is endemic and appropria[r] ...
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Infectious diseases
... Figure 1 shows the number, calculated as rate per 1,000 patients seen, of influenza presentations and influenza immunisation reported by the Illawarra Sentinel UP Surveillance Network in[r] ...
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Infectious diseases
... Regular readers will note that, until now, Table 6 has reported cumulative cases of notifiable diseases for the year by Public Health Unit service areas (either an urban Area or a group [r] ...
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Infectious diseases
... In response to reports of VRE in NSW, the Chief Health Officer wrote to all Area Chief Executives in May 1996 requesting that active surveillance be undertaken and that laboratories repo[r] ...
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Infectious diseases
... s issue of the N,SWPublic Health Bulletin contains information on infectious disease notifications for December 1995 and January 1996, as well as cumulative notifications for the 1995 ye[r] ...
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Infectious diseases
... In October 1995 a horse breeder in Queensland died from equine morbilli virus (EMIT).. The appearance of EMV highlights the importance of innovative surveillance systems capable of detec[r] ...
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