Endothelin-1 Mediates Brain Microvascular Dysfunction Leading to Long-Term Cognitive Impairment in a Model of Experimental Cerebral Malaria.

During 1985 malaria control activities continued to be very diminished with a resulting deterioration of the na t ional epidemiological situation and an increase in the absolute

importation of malaria cases from the neighboring country continued, sources. of infection were eliminated efficiently

The program continued to have difficulties with financial resources; of the 3,451,003 lempiras requested, only 1,509,620 lempiras were approved (43.7 per cent).

Between 1956-1959, all countries in the Americas where malaria was a problem ini- tiated their malaria eradication programs, using residual house spraying with insecticides as

By the end of the year, of the seven foci previously registered, only two remained (Bocas del Toro and Darien) where transmission was still observed. The program

Most of the cases in the area in the consolidation phase were due to a small epi- demic outbreak which occurred in the Province of Salta, against which corrective

Malaria in the Americas, as a general health problem, became worse in 1986 than it had been previously, as dem- onstrated by an increase in the annual

We found splenic CD8 + T cells from Ifnar1 -/- mice are functionally activated upon infection, yet unable to mediate Experimental cerebral malaria