[PDF] Top 20 Effectiveness of plant based repellents against different Anopheles species: a systematic review

... in different trials or conform to the mos- quito environment ...some plant compounds are irritating to the skin and/or highly toxic to mammals, and natural does not equate to ...the effectiveness of ... See full document

... warwick.ac.uk/lib-publications Original citation: Ashoor, Huda M., Lillie, Erin, Zarin, Wasifa, Pham, Ba’, Khan, Paul A., Nincic, Vera, Yazdi, Fatemeh, Ghassemi, Marco, Ivory, John, Cardoso, Roberta, Perkins, Gavin D., ... See full document

... consider effectiveness to mean the extent to which disruption interventions result in a reduction in the threat of an organised crime group or network and/or the harm that results from its ...This ... See full document

... This systematic review shows that the currently avail- able evidence on the efficacy/effectiveness and safety of HPV vaccination in males is limited due to the small number of relevant studies, ... See full document

... the effectiveness of WBA in changing the behaviour of doctors and improving their ...literature review set out to explore the impact of WBA on doctors' education and performance ...its effectiveness ... See full document

... the effectiveness of WBA in changing the behaviour of doctors and improving their ...literature review set out to explore the impact of WBA on doctors' education and performance ...its effectiveness ... See full document

... this systematic review suggests that there is a relatively small number of published data on the effectiveness of such interventions, while the process studies suggest positive feedback from ... See full document

... tactics based on anecdote and professional opinion, there is no solid, currently available evidence-base to point to the effectiveness of such approaches in relation to real-world ...interventions ... See full document

... tactics based on anecdote and professional opinion, there is no solid, currently available evidence-base to point to the effectiveness of such approaches in relation to real-world ...interventions ... See full document

... Methods: Using Medline and Embase, 75 publications that contained the terms “ IGRA ” , “ tuberculosis ” and “ cost ” were identified. Of these, 13 were original studies on the costs or cost-effectiveness of IGRAs. ... See full document

... rehabilitated to their functional level based on level of injury. A total of 35 subjects participated. The study was conducted through a standardized questionnaire, and environmental and home assessments were ... See full document

... with different modes of action and that new long- lasting products such as Actellic® 300CS and SumiShield® 50WG can have substantial public health benefit especially in areas with perennial malaria ...of ... See full document

... dependent on local mosquito density and infectivity. Maternal immunity is acquired for new born infants and this decays in the initial 6 months of life. Individuals are susceptible to clinical and severe disease and ... See full document

... at different points of follow up, and the short term follow up (six weeks) showed statistically significant effects of the intervention, but at longer term follow up (three and six months) differences were no ... See full document

... First, the findings of this systematic review suggest that some injury prevention interventions seem to offer good use of societal resources, and some that do not. This information of specific programs is ... See full document

... Limitations The quality of several reports was poor. A number of re- ports lacked details about the study procedures, including the inclusion criteria, frequency of follow-up contacts, or method of pregnancy ... See full document

... I Annex 5 I Criteria for risk of bias assessment: randomised controlled trials ItemJudgementDescription 1. Random sequence generation (selection bias)Low risk High risk Unclear risk The investigators describe a random ... See full document

... INTRODUCTION The unique feature of social marketing is that it takes learning from the commercial sector and applies it to the resolution of social and health problems. This idea dates back to 1951, when Wiebe asked the ... See full document

... The value of LILACS database to improve the quality of systematic reviews has been previously reported [17]. Our analysis confirms LILACS as a unique source of informa- tion for the Latin America and the Caribbean ... See full document

... this review might also be of interest to funders and policy makers at the local and national ...this review study, only six studies were found, of which some with weak ...methodology. Based on the ... See full document