In Europe, from the Middle Ages well into the early modern era, unsanitary urban conditions favoured the outbreak of population-decimating epidemics of disease, from plague to cholera and typhoid fever.
In practice, controlling the outbreak of populations of L. striatellus is the most effective way to prevent RSV infection.
Our objective was to provide a comprehensive overview of the impact of the Ebola outbreak on population health in the three most affected countries: Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea.
Such fecundity levels are typical of outbreak populations of the European strain of the gypsy moth in North America (Campbell 1967).
This cohort study is part of the collaborative Q-Quest I study, which aims to measure the impact of the Q-fever outbreaks in terms of population health and societal implications.
A team of two individuals (IKK and TK) independently screened the titles and abstracts of each citation and identified all citations for full review when there was any possibility that the study contained any description of measles outbreak in population displaced by disasters we were interested in.
Fall-back strategies, including broad-spectrum chemical control, may still be required to protect productivity at times when outbreaks of pest populations take place.
Cluster analysis for time series showed infestations originating in several different locations on the landscape early in the time series and subsequent infestations likely represent a combination of dispersal from outbreak populations and independent population growth.
Two major findings are that the outbreaks of winter moth tend to lag those of autumnal moth by one to two years, and waves of population outbreaks of both species occur from east to west across Fennoscandia with a ten-year periodicity (Tenow 2013).
Here Tenow reinterprets the results of 5 publications of population outbreaks of winter moth and autumnal moth in Norway to show how interpretations could be different if the lag between the two species and the waves of outbreaks were considered.
In this paper, we extend previous work [8], [15] to illustrate the possible scenarios of disease outbreak in the population, including single-strain infections and co-existence of wild-type and resistant infections.
