Sentence examples for fever control program from inspiring English sources
Gorgas was appointed surgeon general of the U.S. Army in 1914, where he reformed the medical services during World War I. Upon his retirement in 1918, he became director of the yellow fever control program of the Rockefeller Foundation's International Health Board.
None of the sites had specific enteric fever control programs in the past.
The disease was found to be common in the community as well, constituting a major cause of illness and death in eastern Sierra Leone, which prompted the Centers for Disease Control CDCC) to establish a Lassa fever research and control program in Sierra Leone in 1976 (7 ).
As part of an integrated dengue control program, fever screening at the airport has become one of the most important active surveillance systems in Taiwan since its introduction in July 2003.
He played a key role in helping Merlin implement a program to support the Lassa ward and fever control measures in Sierra Leone.
Although there are relatively little data on the duration of immunity, this is consistent with one study from Madagascar that reported reduced rates of fever in infected individuals born prior to the extensive successful malaria control program initiated in the 1950's, suggesting long-term immunological memory [21].
It has been proposed that a specific control program is relevant when the incidence of milk fever increases to above 10% among high-risk cows, i.e. cows entering third or later lactations [ 87].
Government implemented (vertical) larval-based control programs successfully eradicated Ae. aegypti from most of the Americas for yellow fever control in the 1950s and 1960s, but were not sustainable [33].
In addition to maintaining universal ITN coverage, it will be essential for the malaria control program to achieve high ITN use and laboratory diagnosis and treatment of all fevers among all age groups to further reduce the malaria burden in this area.
National AIDS control program.
It has been difficult to design studies looking at the impact of fever control on outcome, in part because traditional methods of fever control are ineffective.
