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Diseases subject to the International Health Regulations : Total cholera, yellow fever, and plague cases and deaths reported in the Region of the Americas in 1986
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS. CHOLERA, YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE CASES AND DEATHS REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS UP TO 30 APRIL 1984
... These will have to be used in a coher- ent and sustained fashion in the areas of highest transmission, constantly evaluating the actions car- ried out and giving t[r] ... See full document
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS - CHOLERA, YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE CASES AND DEATHS REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS UP TO 15 OCTOBER 1980
... On 31 July 1980 a report was received that the previous day a 10-month old child weighing 10 kg, who had been taken for measles vaccination in Barquisimeto, Lara State[r] ... See full document
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS: CHOLERA, YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE CASES AND DEATHS REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS UP TO 31 OCTOBER 1984
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS. CHOLERA, YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE CASES AND DEATHS REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS UP TO 31 DECEMBER 1980
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS. CHOLERA,YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE CASES AND DEATHS REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS UP TO 28 FEBRUARY 1983
... Typhoid fever stands out among Chile's health prob- lems because of its high morbidity rates, its tendency to increase, and the difficulties encountered in controlling it. Neith[r] ... See full document
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS. CHOLERA, YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE CASES AND DEATHS REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS UP TO 31 AUGUST 1980
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Diseases subject to the International Health Regulations : Cholera, yellow fever, and plague cases and deaths reported in the Region of the Americas up to 31 December 1986
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Diseases subject to the International Health Regulations : Total cholera, yellow fever, and plague cases and deaths reported in the Region of the Americas in 1986
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS. CHOLERA,YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE CASES AND DEATHS REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS AS 31 DECEMBER 1982
... Beginning in early 1982, cases of a febrile illness (some with exanthema) were notified in Boa Vista, the capital of Roraima Territory, and were subsequently confirmed[r] ... See full document
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS. CHOLERA,YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE CASES REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS AS OF 30 JUNE 1982
... It is recommended that a triple drug combined treat- ment be administered to all multibacillary patients: new previously untreated patients, those that have responde[r] ... See full document
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS. CHOLERA,YELLOW FEVER, AND PLAGUE DEATHS REPORTED IN THE REGION OF THE AMERICAS AS OF 31 AUGUST 1982
... Data on the outbreak, con- sidered to be of major importance to health workers, are presented below.[r] ... See full document
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS
... portant vector of jungle yellow fever; it has extended from the Atlantic coastal regions of Honduras and Nic- aragua, through Central America, the South American wa[r] ... See full document
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DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS
... Early identification and removal of contaminated products from the com- mercial market, correction of faulty food preparation. ..[r] ... See full document
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Maternal and child health indicators: implications of the tenth revision of the International Classification of Diseases
... possible to recognize maternal mortality in situations where it could not previously be ...identified. The first of these categories is “Obstet- ric Death of Unspecified Cause,” a cat- egory occurring ... See full document
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Abstractcs and reports: functioning of the international health regulations, 1983
... There is little to report concerning smallpox vaccination certificates except that vaccina- tions have been carried out in a very small number of cases on the ini[r] ... See full document
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Selection of one member state from the Region of the Americas entitled to designate a person to serve on the Joint Coordinating Board of the UNDP/World Bank/WHO/Special Program for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR)
... The Special Program for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) is a global program of international technical cooperation initiated by the World Health Org[r] ... See full document
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Ana Paula Moreira Rovedder
... studies. The species were classified according to their categories of treatment use to diseases, symptoms or desorders on International Statistical Classification of Diseases and ... See full document
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