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    Spatial Epidemiology of Urban Health Risks in Select West African Cities

    West African cities face critical societal challenges that are linked to environmental and health changes. These challenges are further exacerbated by urbanization dynamics, climate change, socio-economic muta...

    Ibrahima Sy, Sokhna Thiam, Richard Mbra Kouassi in Practicing Health Geography (2021)

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    Ecohealth and Climate Change: Adaptation to Flooding Events in Riverside Secondary Cities, West Africa

    In 2009, for the first time in history, more people were found to live in urban areas than in rural settings. Predictions for 2025 are that 70% of the world’s population will be urban. Urban dwellers in partic...

    Guéladio Cissé, Brama Koné, Hampaté Bâ, Ibrahima Mbaye, Koffi Koba in Resilient Cities (2011)

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    Participatory Map** as a Component of Operational Malaria Vector Control in Tanzania

    Global efforts to tackle malaria have gained unprecedented momentum. However, in order to move towards the ambitious goal of eliminating and eventually eradicating malaria, existing tools must be improved and ...

    Stefan Dongus, Victoria Mwakalinga in Geospatial Analysis of Environmental Health (2011)

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    Towards Integrated and Adapted Health Services for Nomadic Pastoralists and their Animals: A North–South Partnership

    Mobility of pastoralists in arid and semi-arid zones renders access to primary social services difficult. The experiences, local concepts and propositions of nomadic communities of Chad were essential to fill ...

    Esther Schelling, Kaspar Wyss, Colette Diguimbaye in Handbook of Transdisciplinary Research (2008)

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    Experimental Filariasis in the Syrian Hamster; Immunological Aspects of Complex Host-Parasite Interactions

    The Syrian hamster has been introduced as an experimental host for a large number of infective agents such as viruses, bacteria, protozoa and helminths (1). Only a few researchers, however, have used hamster m...

    Niklaus Weiss, Marcel Tanner in Hamster Immune Responses in Infectious and… (1981)