Search Results - "typhoid fever"

Composting urban organic waste into agricultural inputs: Balangoda, Sri Lanka by Gianfelici, F., Lançon, L., Bucatariu, C., Dubbeling, Marielle, Santini, G., Fernando, Sudarshana

“…Waste accumulations in the city have caused many problems, including unpleasant odours, contamination of water bodies, and contamination of paddy fields, giving rise to epidemic diseases such as Salmonella, typhoid fever, and diarrhoea. A Balangoda compost plant has been set up to process municipal solid waste into compost. …”
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Community awareness and experiences of health workers concerning mosquito-borne viral diseases in selected districts of Gambella Region, Southwestern Ethiopia by Asebe, G., Mamo, G., Wieland, Barbara, Medhin, G., Tilahun, G., Abegaz, W.E., Legesse, M.

“…All the discussants mentioned malaria, typhoid fever, unknown causes of diarrhea and skin diseases as the major public health problems in the area. …”
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Use of a novel antigen expressing system to study the Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi protein recognition by T cells by Salerno-Gonçalves, Rosângela, Tettelin, Hervé, Lou, David, Steiner, Stephanie, Rezwanul, Tasmia, Guo, Qin, Picking, William D., Nene, Vishvanath M., Sztein, Marcelo B.

“…Typhi), the causative agent of the typhoid fever, is a pathogen of great public health importance. …”
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Assessment of solid and liquid wastes management and health impacts along the failed sewerage systems in capital cities of African countries: case of Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire by Ouattara, Z. A., Dongo, K., Akpoti, Komlavi, Kabo-Bah, A. T., Attiogbe, F., Siabi, E. K., Iweh, C. D., Gogo, G. H.

“…Diseases such as malaria (84.53%), respiratory infections (61%), diarrhea (48.66%), intestinal diseases (44.5%), and typhoid fever (28.84%) were prevalent in the surveyed households.…”
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The animal health, zoonoses and food safety risks identification and ranking in Morogoro and Tanga regions of Tanzania by Ogutu, F.O.

“…Other diseases mentioned as zoonoses but were not zoonoses included typhoid fever, malaria, HIV/AIDS, CBPP, measles, and amoebic dysentery. …”
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Socio-economics and perceptions of Q-fever infection in a pastoralist system of Kajiado County by Oboge, H.M.

“…From the focus group discussions with pastoralists, common cold and malaria were prioritized as the most prevalent disease, while pneumonia, malaria, upper respiratory tract infections and typhoid fever were prioritized by health workers as most common diseases. …”
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Salmonella prevalence in the poultry feed industry in Pakistan by Maqsood, Asif

“…Salmonella causes wide range of diseases with enteric and typhoid fever, food poisoning, di-arrhea and gastro-enteritis. …”