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ISBN: 0900848618 Year: 1972 Publisher: Hampton Classey
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Year: 1911 Publisher: [Ottawa? s.n.]
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Horses --- Parasites --- Scabies --- Scabies in cattle --- Canada
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This report from the World Health Organization outlines a framework for scabies control following an informal consultation held in Manila in 2019. The document addresses the addition of scabies to the WHO's portfolio of neglected tropical diseases due to its high burden in areas with limited healthcare access. It discusses mapping the prevalence of scabies, research priorities, and the use of ivermectin in public health strategies. The report emphasizes the need for global cooperation, mapping strategies, and evidence-based control measures. It is intended for healthcare professionals, policymakers, and researchers involved in public health and disease management.
Scabies. --- Public health. --- Scabies --- Public health
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This report documents the outcomes of the World Health Organization's (WHO) informal consultation on a framework for scabies control, held in Manila, Philippines, in February 2019. It outlines strategies for mapping, surveillance, and control of scabies, particularly in regions with limited healthcare access. The report emphasizes the importance of mass drug administration (MDA) thresholds, control strategies, and community engagement. It also addresses research priorities, including the development of rapid mapping strategies and integration of scabies control into broader public health initiatives. The intended audience includes public health officials, researchers, and policymakers involved in managing neglected tropical diseases.
Scabies. --- Disease management. --- Scabies --- Disease management
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This World Health Organization (WHO) publication provides a comprehensive overview of the target product profile for scabies in the context of mass drug administration (MDA) strategies. It outlines epidemiological data on scabies, highlighting its global prevalence and associated health complications. The document discusses public health responses, including MDA programs, and provides guidance on diagnostic tools and strategies for starting and stopping MDA based on community prevalence thresholds. The publication aims to inform the development of new diagnostic tools and enhance scabies control programs, particularly in settings with high disease prevalence. It is intended for public health professionals and organizations involved in the control of neglected tropical diseases.
Scabies. --- Public health. --- Scabies --- Public health
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Year: 1958 Publisher: Washington, D.C U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
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Year: 1959 Publisher: London : Churchill,
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Scabies. --- Pain. --- Pruritus. --- Zotterman, Yngve.
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