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Family Relationship, Water Contact and Occurrence of Buruli Ulcer in Benin
Image via Wikipedia Author Summary Mycobacterium ulcerans disease (Buruli ulcer) is the most widespread mycobacterial disease in the world after leprosy and tuberculosis. How M. ulcerans is introduced into the skin of humans remains unclear, but it appears that individuals … Continue reading
Posted in Neglected tropical disease
Tagged Buruli Ulcer, case control study, Conditions and Diseases, consanguineous marriages, family relationship, genetic factors, Health, immune response, infectious diseases, leprosy, Mycobacterial, mycobacterial disease, Mycobacterium, Mycobacterium ulcerans, natural water sources, occurrence, participants, risk factor, risk factors, signs, therapeutic interest, tuberculosis, ulcer
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Malaria: a beneficial genetic mutation in South-East Asia
A large-scale evolutionary and epidemiological genetic study carried out over an eight-year period in Thailand has enabled Institut Pasteur and CNRS researchers to demonstrate that a mutation that is particularly widespread in some South-East Asian populations offers a higher level … Continue reading
Posted in Malaria, News
Tagged cnrs researchers, east asian populations, epidemiological, evolutionary genetics, fava beans, genetic mutation, genetic study, ingestion, institut pasteur, journal science, low birth weight, mahidol university in thailand, malaria cases, malaria symptoms, parasite load, Plasmodium vivax, risk factor, south east asia, survival rate, viral pathogenesis
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