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    to our health. They cause diseases like dengue‚ malaria‚ and yellow fever. Dengue is disease caused by a specific kind of mosquitoes‚ the Aedes Aegypti. Millions of people is affected and died because of this disease around the world (WHO‚2011). The particulate characteristics of dengue were high fever‚ headache‚ and skin rashes. Other symptoms were exhaustion‚ muscle pain‚ bleeding gums‚ and sever e pain behind the eyes (Cunha‚ 2013). Malaria is one of the mosquito-borne diseases

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    I will be talking about yellow fever. Yellow fever is a very easy disease to get and it’s very deadly. Yellow fever is also known as sylvatic fever. This is a pretty fatal virus‚ people who get infected (20-50%) may die. Usually people will get this disease by going to different places like jungles and tropical places like that‚ so usually travelers and people who live in those kinds of environments will get it. A lot of what i’m going to be talking about is how this disease spreads‚ what causes

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    dengue-carrying mosquito‚ for some 20 years. And yet‚ whereas the virus rippled through southern Florida‚ documented cases in Tucson are still unknown. The interest is not just academic—answers could help avert future bouts of the virus.Right now‚ with no vaccine against the virus‚ the best defense available is reducing mosquito habitat in areas where dengue fever is common. New clues about why some communities appear dengue-hardened could yield better protective measures. One research group is now scouring

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    functioning of the liver; spread through consumption of food or water contaminated with fecal matter‚ principally in areas of poor sanitation; victims exhibit fever‚ jaundice‚ and diarrhea; 15% of victims will experience prolonged symptoms over 6-9 months; vaccine available.Hepatitis E - water-borne viral disease that interferes with the functioning of the liver; most commonly spread through fecal contamination of drinking water; victims exhibit jaundice‚ fatigue‚ abdominal pain‚ and dark colored urine.Typhoid

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    against everything Ancient Egyptians believed in. Other experts argue that King Tutankhamen died from malaria and osteonecrosis. Imaging results in a report‚ published in the Journal of the American Medical Association‚ indicate that Tutankhamen had osteonecrosis of two metatarsal bones in one foot‚ according to the authors‚ and DNA evidence suggests that he was infected with the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum (Nature.com‚ 2010). Still others say that the king died due to an infection

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    and Latin America. A human rights violation‚ child marriage directly impacts girls’ education‚ health‚ psychologic well-being‚ and the health of their offspring. It increases the risk for depression‚ sexually transmitted infection‚ cervical cancer‚ malaria‚ obstetric fistulas‚ and maternal mortality. Their offspring are at an increased risk for premature birth and‚ subsequently‚ neonatal or infant death. The tradition‚ driven by poverty‚ is perpetuated to ensure girls’ financial futures and to reinforce

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    Abstract Global warming is defined as a serious phenomenon recently and also it will impact the human health. The impact of the global warming on infectious diseases has been highlighted in this paper. The infectious diseases have been emphasized in two major classifications which are the water and the foodborne infectious diseases as well as the vector borne infectious diseases. Even if the global warming is not easy to solve‚ there are some methods should be taken to mitigate this phenomenon.

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    diseases in India are caused by unsafe drinking water‚ inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene. Annual‚ water-related problems are responsible for: 4 billion cases of diarrhea‚ resulting in the deaths of more than 6 million children‚ 300 million malaria sufferers‚ 6 million people who have been struck blind by trachoma‚ and 500 million people who are currently at risk of contracting it‚ the World Bank says(Bangladesh News). Because of these conditions humans have become walking‚ talking carriers

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    Multiple Strategies Needed to Control Malaria? * Multiple strategies against malaria are needed because there are numerous species of vectors and four species ofPlasmodium. * Some populations of Plasmodium‚ especially Plasmodium falciparum‚ are resistant to drugs‚ so alternative drugs need to be used. * Research needs to be done on new drugs as a "reserve weapon" for future cases of drug resistance. Unfortunately‚ drug resistance is more common in malaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum‚ the

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    their infants‚ a world with better educated children‚ equal opportunities for women and finally a world where we have a healthier environment. In this essay I am going to discuss the millennium development goal 6 which is the eradication of HIV/AIDS‚ malaria and other diseases. This is a huge problem throughout Africa and especially closer to home in South Africa. I will be discussing the overview of the initial goal and discuss how the goal has progressed from origin to present time. I will also be looking

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