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    Pacific oceans. In late 2013‚ America had their first patient that had the virus chikungunya. It was found on the islands in the Caribbean’s. Travelers that travel the world are at high risk of getting this bacterial virus chikungunya. There is no vaccine or any type of medications that can prevent the bacterial disease‚ so travelers need to prevent themselves from getting bit by mosquitoes that carry the virus. The main and only way chikungunya can be transmitted is through mosquito’s

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    previously bitten person’s or animal’s blood into the next person bitten. Instead‚ it injects saliva‚ which acts as a lubricant or anticoagulant so the insect can feed efficiently. Since the pathogens that can cause diseases such as yellow fever and malaria exist in saliva they are transmitted through the saliva during feeding process of bloodsucking insects. When a mosquito transmits a disease agent from one person to another‚ the infectious agent must remain alive inside the mosquito until transfer

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    difference between a communicable disease and an inherited disease. Use examples you have studied in this exploration to support your description. (4 Marks) A communicable disease is a disease that is transmitted from person to person; for example‚ malaria. An inherited disease is a disease that is passed through genetics; for example‚ sickle cell anemia. 6. Why are white blood cells in a stained blood smear usually counted at low power under a microscope? Explain your answer. (2 Marks) They

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    equivalents of subcutaneous‚ intradermal‚ or intramuscular injections of venoms‚ poisons‚ bioactive substances and infection materials. Insects (mosquitos‚ flies‚ fleas‚ chiggers‚ ticks‚ lice‚ etc.) have always been the vectors of infections: plague‚ malaria‚ filariasis‚ leishmaniasis‚ trypanosomiasis‚ spotted fever‚ borreliosis‚ tularemia‚ babesiosis‚ viral encephalitis and many others. They introduce the bacterial‚ viral and protozoan pathogens to human skin – the cover of extravascular compartment

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    productive population out of work for weeks which makes it an extremely costly disease. In order to stop that‚ we have these three variables playing a vital role to some extent. Income: Gallup and Sachs (2001) showed that countries with intensive malaria had significantly lower incomes levels (dependant variable) than those without (Gallup & Sachs 2001). The period they analysed was 1965 to 1990. Their approach is hence replicated below for the dengue case to parse the effects of dengue on income

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    Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever

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    Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) is a serious‚ life threatening disease that is extremely prevalent throughout south East Asia. DHF has caused widespread epidemics and has claimed many lives. This paper will focus on educating individuals in the medical profession and patients that reside in the regions of Thailand‚ Laos‚ and Vietnam about this disease. DHF is a viral infection spread by the bite of mosquitoes‚ more specifically the female Aedes Mosquito (2). DHF is a virus that belongs to

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    Vision 2030

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    into an economic powerhouse with a sustainable growth rate of 10 per cent by 2030 thus becoming a middle-income‚ prosperous country. The goals are to wipe out: 1.Absolute poverty 2.Famine 3.Mass unemployment and 4.Preventable deaths from malaria and water-borne diseases. The vision also aims to build a democratic political system‚ rule of law and protect the rights and freedoms of every individual and society. It is an ambitious document. It almost sounds like Utopia. I like that

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    A country located in the Caribbean Sea with an uneven coastline‚ warm and humid tropical climate‚ population of mainly African origin‚ and one of the poorest locations can describe the Republic of Haiti. The Republic of Haiti and its location‚ economy‚ stability and political structure have all had effects on the spread of disease and the risk factors associated with it. The highest occurrence of HIV in Latin American and Caribbean countries has been seen in Haiti. This all started with the epidemic

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    Field Sanitation

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    ISS IM P R O V E D A P P L IC A T IO N No. 04-11 Tactics‚ Techniques‚ and Procedures Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL) Fort Leavenworth‚ KS 66027-1350 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY TI ON INATI EM D CO LL EC ON HANDBOOK Jun 04 For Official Use Only 1 Foreword In every armed conflict more soldiers become mission incapable by disease and non-battle injury (DNBI) than by combat-inflicted wounds. Many of this DNBI are totally preventable or can be mitigated if

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    Sickle Cell Disease

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    Black or Africa-American children from 4 years of age by 42% from 1999 through 2002. (www.cdc.gov). It is interesting to note that the areas with the highest frequency of sickle cell disease also have infection with Plasmodium falciparum that causes malaria in human. In the United States‚ there is an estimated population of 270 millions about 1‚000 babies are born with sickle cell disease each year. It means there are 1-2% of all babies having this disease in the total of 25% of people with sickle cell

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