'Leprosy' presentation slideshows

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Leprosy genetics susceptibility and resistance

Leprosy genetics susceptibility and resistance. Prepared by: - Ilham Abd Allah EL- bushra - Safaa Othman Andarawi. CONTENT. Introduction to leprosy Genome wide scan Candidate genes:- HLA genes Non-HLA genes.

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MDT & NEWER REGIMENS IN LEPROSY

MDT & NEWER REGIMENS IN LEPROSY. KGMU. Top five states in India which have highest number of leprosy cases.

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Leprosy: challenges for public health policy and social justice

Leprosy: challenges for public health policy and social justice. Cairns Smith. Outline. What is leprosy? Historical background Control and elimination strategies Public health policy Human rights and social justice. Leprosy: Definition.

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Leprosy

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The Work of the Leprosy Mission founded 1874

The Work of the Leprosy Mission founded 1874. Ministering in the name of Jesus to the physical, mental and spiritual needs of leprosy sufferers around the world and those with similar disabilities. Regions of Care. Leprosy. An infectious disease caused by a bacterium Mycobacterium leprae

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ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL AGENTS

ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL AGENTS . ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL AGENTS .

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National Action Plan Leprosy Control - 2008-2010 Draft-1 : 28 October 2008

National Action Plan Leprosy Control - 2008-2010 Draft-1 : 28 October 2008. Izhar M. Fihir. National Action Plan. Serves as a guideline for program planning and program development at the district and provincial level Focus on program framework and management of the action plan

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Backbone Principles of the CBR Guidelines

Backbone Principles of the CBR Guidelines. Johan Velema Huib Cornielje. Backbone Principles of CBR. EMPOWERMENT. INCLUSION. 50%. 90%. 75%. SUSTAINABILITY. Inclusion. Participate in all sectors of society as equal Have access to same services as others

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NRHM SECOND COMMON REVIEW MISSION NATIONAL LEPROSY ERADICATION PROGRAMME

NRHM SECOND COMMON REVIEW MISSION NATIONAL LEPROSY ERADICATION PROGRAMME. Special Features of Leprosy. Long incubation period Lack of early warning of symptoms to affected person Lepra reaction at any time even after MDT Involvement of peripheral nerves Disability of various grades

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Leprosy

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SOCIO ECONOMIC AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF LEPROSY/PEOPLE AFFECTED BY LEPROSY IN NEPAL

Nepal. SOCIO ECONOMIC AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF LEPROSY/PEOPLE AFFECTED BY LEPROSY IN NEPAL. R. Shah , G. Pokhrel and I. Tamang. Raj Kumar Shah READ Nepal Email: read.leprosy333@ gmail.com. Mountain Fishtail. G.Pokhrel & I. Tamang Leprosy Mission Nepal Email: training@tlmnepal.org. Nepal.

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LIBERIA PRESENTATION

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Then, But For The Grace of God, Go I!

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The medical secrecy

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The Story of Leprosy

The Story of Leprosy. 12-7-11. 12-8-11 Bell Work:. Explain how bubonic plague is spread. What is the difference between a vector and a carrier?. Daily Review:. Yesterday we talked about carriers. What is a carrier?. 12-8-10 Objective:. I will investigate vectors. None. Task:.

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Diagnosis of leprosy - Part II . The 1 st cardinal signs of leprosy

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LEPROSY VICTIMS: ACCEPTED OR AVOIDED

LEPROSY VICTIMS: ACCEPTED OR AVOIDED. PURPOSE. Reasoning for Title Choice Find out if leprosy is accepted or avoided by Singaporeans. Purpose of Article Encourage Singaporeans to accept ex-leprosy victims. LIST OF INTERVIEW QUESTIONS. Do you know what is leprosy?

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Leprosy victims- accepted or marginalized?

Leprosy victims- accepted or marginalized?. Purpose. This article is to determine if leprosy victims are now accepted by society or not and hence, the title.

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Tropical diseases

Tropical diseases. Tropical diseases are infectious diseases that are prevalent in or unique to tropical and subtropical regions. Insects such as mosquitoes and flies are by far the most common disease carrier

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