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Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment

Contributions in the First 21st Century Decade to Environmental Health Vector Borne Disease Research

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Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment 2010:2 17-24

Commentary

Published on 10 Feb 2010

DOI: 10.4137/IDRT.S2832


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Abstract

A selective review of recent concepts, events and major recent research methodologies, and educational approaches in the field of vector-borne disease are drawn together in this article. Since vector borne disease is a major contributor to world disease bur- dens, and also comprises list of neglected diseases, recent research in the field elucidates the uncertain and far-reaching consequences of these diseases to human health and well-being. Some of the specific findings included in this review are the following: Chickungunya virus disease range is changing as a result of global climate change; Tick-borne disease vaccinations are being pursued with the help of PCR techniques; the wide availability of remote sensing and ecology are providing habitat surveillance tools to improve predictability of risk areas; environmental health education approaches are incorporating community and cultural aspects to improve success and reduce risk.



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