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The study also adds to the general body of knowledge on the subject of women's support for FGM/C by documenting and mapping prevalence and identifying high-risk clusters.

The square with the highest population density was designated the center grid and used for mapping prevalence estimates to climate, altitude, population, and pollution variables.

This is despite the available data that map the prevalence and impact both of risk factors and mental ill health outcomes.

In addition to the qualitative interviews, researchers also mapped the prevalence and geographic distribution of pharmacy clinics with publicly provided CFHCs in the case study sites.

GIS techniques were used to map prevalence of parasitaemia and Pfs-IgG3 levels.

Both culling and keeping cows known to be MAP-infected are associated with an increase in bulk milk ELISA value compared to herds without a history of clinical Johne's disease, which suggests that farms with protocols for MAP-positive cows in place are more likely infected with MAP and possibly have a higher MAP prevalence.

In due course, coded General Practice clinical data in Australia may be considered a reasonably valid and reliable source of information for mapping regional disease prevalence and conducting surveillance of chronic conditions.

We mapped prevalence ratios using a continuous color scale (blue to red) and a constant scale range for all maps with the same outcome (i.e. ASD; ASD+ID; ASD-ID; and ID).

Although a larger study by Juste and co-workers did not detect a significant increase in MAP prevalence in patients receiving steroids, the authors suggested that the lack of increased MAP DNA frequency in steroid treated IBD patients in their study might be attributable to frequent co-administration of anti-MAP agents in this group [ 39].

MAP prevalence in the different cohorts is summarized in Table 4.

A simple, quick test that provides an estimate of herd-level MAP prevalence would allow herd managers to respond by changing their management strategies, thus improving their probability of eliminating and preventing MAP infection in the long term.