'West nile' presentation slideshows

UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICABLE DISEASES. Communicable diseases are caused by microorganisms. A disease that is spread from one living organism to another OR through the environment. Pathogens, or microorganisms that cause disease, enter your body

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Vector-Borne Diseases

Vector-Borne Diseases. The Critical Role of Environmental Health in Vector Control and Disease Prevention. CAPT Michael E. Herring, REHS, MPH Senior Environmental Health Scientist CDC National Center for Environmental Health Environmental Health Services Branch.

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Outline

Efficacy of Gene Silencing as a Viable Clinical Treatment Against West Nile Virus by ______ Senior Seminar Presentation University of South Carolina Upstate. Outline. Introduction Studies In vitro Post-infection Neurons RECAP Battle against time In vivo GENERAL RECAP Conclusions.

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Infection Control for Promotores

Infection Control for Promotores. USA Center for Rural Public Health Preparedness at Texas A&M Health Science Center School of Rural Public Health. Welcome!.

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Global Information Management System on Sanitation and Drinking-water (GIMS)

Global Information Management System on Sanitation and Drinking-water (GIMS). Rifat Hossain. Presentation overview : from data collection, to analysis and effective decision making. What is GIMS? GIMS and the bigger picture Global health situation WHO strategy for health information

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Molecular Biology of the Gene

Molecular Biology of the Gene. Chapter 10. Is DNA the Hereditary Material?. Biologists knew that genes were located on chromosomes 2 components of chromosomes: Protein & DNA Proteins were in the lead Appeared more structurally complex & functionally specific.

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Arboviruses .

Arboviruses . Dr. M Mohammed Arif . Associate professor. Consultant virologist. Head of the virology unit . Arboviruses. Arboviruses = Arthropod born viruses . These viruses require the presence of vertebrate host and arthropod vector usually mosquitoes , ticks or sand flies .

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Mapping for Surveillance and Outbreak Investigation

Mapping for Surveillance and Outbreak Investigation. Mapping for Surveillance and Outbreak Investigation. This issue of FOCUS was adapted from the following online training on the NCCPHP Training Web Site (http://nccphp.sph.unc.edu/training/):

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West Nile Fever

West Nile Fever

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-Viruses-

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Hypothesis Generation

Hypothesis Generation. Goals . Discuss the importance of hypothesis generation Describe approaches to generating hypotheses Present Internet resources useful for literature reviews . What is Hypothesis Generation and Why is it Important?.

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CHAPTER 27 Animal-Transmitted, Arthropod-Transmitted, and Soilborne Microbial Diseases

CHAPTER 27 Animal-Transmitted, Arthropod-Transmitted, and Soilborne Microbial Diseases. Animal-Transmitted Diseases Rabies. Rabies occurs primarily in wild animals and is an important endemic zoonotic disease in developing countries.

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TMA Assay for Detection of West Nile Virus

TMA Assay for Detection of West Nile Virus. BPAC Meeting - March 13, 2003 Cristina Giachetti, Ph.D. J.Linnen; A.Broulik; W. Wu; J.Cline; M.Lewis; G.Dennis; M.Cass; M.Alden; V.Casas; and S.Miller Gen-Probe Incorporated, San Diego, CA.

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Dead Bird Reporting and Testing

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Hand Hygiene to Prevent the Spread of Disease

Hand Hygiene to Prevent the Spread of Disease. Lynn Nakamura-Tengan Extension Educator. What will be covered. Basic information about germs Types Modes of transmission Importance of hand washing When to wash How to wash Alternative hand hygiene options Products available

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Immunity from Disease

Immunity from Disease. What is a infectious disease?. Pathogen causes A change that disrupts the homeostasis in the body. Main agents can be Bacteria Protozoans Fungi Viruses Sources can be soil contaminated water and infected animals (that includes us) . Bacteria.

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Infectious Diseases

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West Nile Virus: What You Need to Know Now

http://hopperenvironmentalservices.com/-If you live in an area that has mosquitoes, than you have probably heard about West Nile virus, but what is it? What are they symptoms? Who is at risk for it and most importantly, how can you prevent it? In addition to learning about West Nile virus, contacting a mosquito pest control company is important for your health and safety.

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