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  1. Global Warming and Risk of Vivax Malaria in Great Britain

    Malaria (ague) was once common in many parts of Great Britain (GB). Here we identify areas currently at risk from vivax malaria and examine how this...

    Steve W. Lindsay, Chris J. Thomas in Global Change and Human Health
    Article 01 July 2001
  2. Common allergenic pollens, fungi, animals, and arthropods

    Robert E. Esch, Cecelia J. Hartsell, ... Robert S. Jacobson in Clinical Reviews in Allergy & Immunology
    Article 01 October 2001
  3. Climate Change and the Disappearance of Malaria from England

    As the world's climate continues to change there is concern that this may cause malaria to spread to new areas. Here we examine whether past changes...

    Steve Lindsay, Andy Joyce in Global Change and Human Health
    Article 01 December 2000
  4. Resurgence of Malaria in the Usambara Mountains, Tanzania, An Epidemic of Drug-Resistant Parasites

    The recent spread of malaria in the Usambara Mountains in Tanzania has been blamed on climatic changes experienced during the 20 th century. Here we...

    Ren Bødker, William Kisinza, ... Steve Lindsay in Global Change and Human Health
    Article 01 December 2000
  5. Deforestation, hunting and the ecology of microbial emergence

    Nathan D. Wolfe, Mpoudi Ngole Eitel, ... Donald S. Burke in Global Change and Human Health
    Article 01 July 2000
  6. Epidemiology and control of malaria

    Malaria is essentially a local and focal disease since its transmission depends greatly on local eco-environmental conditions. In India, the...

    Shiv Lal, G. P. S. Dhillon, C. S. Aggarwal in The Indian Journal of Pediatrics
    Article 01 July 1999
  7. International perspectives on controversial practices in allergic diseases

    A number of unconventional approaches, some of them autochthonous and some imported from other regions of the world, have been used for many years by...

    Samuel Malka, Arnaldo Capriles-Hullet, ... Armando Pérez-Lozano in Clinical Reviews in Allergy and Immunology
    Article 01 September 1996
  8. Herbal knowledge on Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast: Consensus within diversity

    This article examines knowledge of medicinal plants, both among the people of Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast and among the scientific community. Data...

    Bruce Barrett in Journal of Community Health
    Article 01 October 1995
  9. Progress in the research of artemisinin-related antimalarials: An update

    Artemisinin, a sesquiterpene lactone endoperoxide isolated from Artemisia annua L. , and a number of its semisynthetic derivatives have shown to...

    Herman J. Woerdenbag, Niesko Pras, ... Charles B. Lugt in Pharmacy World and Science
    Article 01 July 1994
  10. Prevention of Malaria

    With the increased spread of chloroquine-resistant Plasmodium falciparum malaria and mounting evidence of lack of efficacy and toxicity of...

    Jay S. Keystone in Drugs
    Article 01 March 1990
  11. Treatment of Malaria —1990

    Malaria has become an increasingly common health problem in the 1970s and 1980s, both in areas where infection is endemic and in travellers returning...

    Daniel M. Panisko, J. S. Keystone in Drugs
    Article 01 February 1990
  12. Primary prevention and international travel

    As international travel becomes more common, the primary care physician will need to provide accurate information to his or her patients so that they...

    Gary S. Ferenchick, Daniel H. Havlichek in Journal of General Internal Medicine
    Article 01 May 1989
  13. Aspects of imported malaria at a district general hospital in non-endemic Kuwait, Arabian Gulf

    There is no indigenous mosquito-borne transmission of malaria in Kuwait. However, in a five year period at a district general hospital, the number of...

    P. R. Hira, Faiza Al-Ali, ... K. Behbehani in European Journal of Epidemiology
    Article 01 June 1988
  14. Antimalarial Drugs

    Over the last decade, chloroquine-resistant falciparum malaria has spread to other areas from its original foci in Southeast Asia and South America....

    D. C. Warhurst in Drugs
    Article 01 January 1987
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