The "Aedes Aegypti" situation in the United States

IPaper presented at the Thirty-fourth Meeting of the U.S.-Mexico Border Public Health Association held in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, in March 1976. ZPresident,

aegypti situation in the Americas and with a review of the present PAHO policy in the light of recent scientific advances in the control of yellow fever and dengue and

Westoff (12) has cited this “modernization of contraceptive practice” as a major factor in the fertility decline in the United States, as well as a factor

1) The Comprehensive Health Planning (CHP) system is based on an essentially decen- tralized planning model, is open to broad community participation, and is

For example, because of a shortage of trained interviewers in fiscal year 1971, almost 12 per cent of the reported cases of primary and secondary syphilis were either not

Having considered the final report of Mexico on the eradication of Aedes aegypti, which states that. that country is free of the mosquito and that the standards and criteria

The three programs under Title VI of the Social Security Act, the Venereal Disease Control Act and the National Cancer Act represent the most recent ad-

It also authorizes the use of funds for the prosecution of studies to develop adequate measures for the prevention and treatment of venereal diseases, and for the es- tablishment