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Tag Archives: hookworm infection
Spatial and Genetic Epidemiology of Hookworm in a Rural Community in Uganda
Author Summary Detailed descriptions of the epidemiology of intestinal nematode infections within affected communities remain of considerable importance for the effective design of disease control programmes. We therefore conducted a parasitological survey of 1,803 individuals living in a rural community … Continue reading
Posted in Neglected tropical disease
Tagged accounting, causes of variation, correlation structures, detailed descriptions, domestic environment, eastern uganda, economic indicators, effective design, environmental exposure, genetic differences, genetic epidemiology, hookworm infection, host genetics, households, intensities, intensity, risk factors, rural community, spatial correlation, treatment history
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State of the World's Vaccines and Immunizations
At the Sabin Vaccine Institute, we’re firm believers in the powerful role that vaccines and immunizations play in reducing needless suffering from infectious and neglected tropical diseases. Our convictions were confirmed in the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, and World … Continue reading
Posted in Vaccines
Tagged collaborative spirit, debilitation, development initiative, enormous burden, firm believers, global health, health interventions, history of vaccine, hookworm infection, millennium development goals, neglected tropical diseases, sabin vaccine institute, schistosomiasis, treatable diseases, unicef, vaccine advocacy, vaccine development, vaccine preventable diseases, vaccinology, world health organization
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