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An Appraisal of the Status of Chagas Disease in the United States
This title critically reviews old and new literature, help to create greater awareness of the disease in the US and helps in the evaluation of certain epidemiological and public health issues. During the first half of the 20th century, Chagas disease was assumed to be absent from the U.S. and considered an exotic disease, until the first two indigenous cases were discovered, almost simultaneously, in Texas, 1955. Since that time four indigenous cases have been documented in several places in the country. Although the disease is still considered uncommon in the US, this disease is not longer an exclusive Latin American illness. Physicians in the US are often unaware of the characteristics of the diseases, and are likely overlooking locally acquired cases. The influx of an estimated 300,000 Latin American immigrants with the Chagas parasite means that there is an urgent need for physicians and public health officials to become aware. - Helps to create greater awareness of Chagas disease in the USA - Helps to evaluate epidemiological and public health issues - Facilitates accurate and necessary future public health interventions
An Appraisal of the Status of Chagas Disease in the United States
This title critically reviews old and new literature, help to create greater awareness of the disease in the US and helps in the evaluation of certain epidemiological and public health issues. During the first half of the 20th century, Chagas disease was assumed to be absent from the U.S. and considered an exotic disease, until the first two indigenous cases were discovered, almost simultaneously, in Texas, 1955. Since that time four indigenous cases have been documented in several places in the country. Although the disease is still considered uncommon in the US, this disease is not longer an exclusive Latin American illness. Physicians in the US are often unaware of the characteristics of the diseases, and are likely overlooking locally acquired cases. The influx of an estimated 300,000 Latin American immigrants with the Chagas parasite means that there is an urgent need for physicians and public health officials to become aware. Helps to create greater awareness of Chagas disease in the USA Helps to evaluate epidemiological and public health issues Facilitates accurate and necessary future public health interventions
America Central
Se dan datos breves sobre cada una de las dieciseia especies de triatominos existentes en seis paises de America Central (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica y Panama), relativos a su distribucion goegrafica, habitats en que son halladas y, en algunos casos, su grado de infeccion por Trypanosoma cruzi. Se trata de: Belminus costaricensis; Belminus herreri; Microtriatoma trinidadensis; Cavernicola pilosa; Rhodnius pallescens; Rhodnius pictipes; Rhodnius prolixus; Eratyrus cuspidatus; Panstrongylus geniculatus; Panstrongylus humeralis; Panstrongylus rufotuberculatus; Triatoma dimidiata; Triatoma diapar; Triatoma nitida; Triatoma ryckmani; y, Triatoma venosa. Se mencionan como hospederos de Trypanosoma cruzi en la region, a perros, gatos, marsupiales y roedores (AU).
Index-catalogue of Medical and Veterinary Zoology
Supplements 1-14 have Authors sections only; supplements 15- include an additional section: Parasite-subject catalogue.
OECD Reviews of Innovation Policy: Costa Rica 2017
Costa Rica’s successful economic performance and social achievements realised over the last three decades are widely acknowledged. GDP per capita has steadily increased at higher rates than in most Latin American countries as the economy has evolved along its development path...
Social and Environmental Consequences of Natural Resources Policies, with Special Emphasis on Biosphere Reserves
The objective of this seminar was to promote international co-operation among natural resources policy makers, scientists, and educators within the framework of the international Man and the Biosphere program. The 20 papers cover a variety of topics including nature conservancy, wildlife, land use and resource policies. The effects of tourism on natural resources is touched on in many of the papers.
