Eradication of Foot-and-Mouth disease in the Americas

dren attending the Caribbean Consultation; 25 in South Asia; 25 in West and Central Africa; 22 in North America; 30 in Latin America; 26 in East Asia and the Pacific; 27 in the

Central and South America present a unique opportunity to investigate changes in the incidence of a number of conditions such as inlammatory bowel disease, coeliac disease

Although the generally severe importation restrictions practiced by the countries in the regions free of foot-and-mouth disease must continue, as must their

The disease has a major impact on public health and the economy in the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean area. The lack of diagnostic

Foot and mouth disease is a hlghly contagious infection of cattle, other ru- minants and swine.. Hurnan infections occasionally occur especially in

Current conditions in por- tions of the Caribbean and in the Southern Cone of South America are simi- lar to those prevailing in Europe, North America, and other

Dengue is by far the most widely distributed, affecting North America (United States and Mexico), Central America, northern South America, and the Caribbean.. Yellow

The Program concentrates on research into and the development of better means of controlling tropical diseases, and on the personnel training and institu- tional