Patients were diagnosed, staged and treated for HAT according to the guidelines of the national sleeping sickness control program of the country of sample collection.
In Angola, for example, peripheral mining regions were subject to active insurgencies, resulting in high insecurity; this made implementation of sleeping sickness control activities logistically impossible [ 60].
The sustainability of HAT control has been a recurrent concern, as exemplified by the postcolonial history of sleeping sickness control in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Collapse of training schools for health care workers, nurses and laboratory technicians contribute to further decline in sleeping sickness control initiatives (↑ 1/ r).
‡The amounts mentioned for NGOs are limited to the "own funds," i.e., funds that they had privately raised and spent on sleeping sickness control.
In May 2007, after a WHO informal consultation on sustainable sleeping sickness control, representatives from countries to which HAT is endemic concluded that HAT elimination is possible (5 ).
He honed in on the portion of the book in which Carson wrote: "I had what I only can label a pathological temper – a disease – and this sickness controlled me, making me totally irrational".
"He defined it as disease," Trump said, and, indeed, in "Gifted Hands," Carson writes, "I had what I can only label a pathological temper a disease and this sickness controlled me, making me totally irrational.... Totally without thinking, when my anger was aroused, I grabbed the nearest brick, rock, or stick to bash someone".
"He defined it as disease," Trump said, and, indeed, in "Gifted Hands," Carson writes, "I had what I can only label a pathological temper — a disease — and this sickness controlled me, making me totally irrational.... Totally without thinking, when my anger was aroused, I grabbed the nearest brick, rock, or stick to bash someone".
Briefly, we looked at partial correlations between each of 695 different phenotypes and motion sickness, controlling for age, sex (where applicable) and five principal components.
At a higher stage, the spiritual principle is attributed to aspects of reality other than human beings, and all things are believed to possess spirits that are their effective and animating elements; for example, primitive peoples generally believe that spirits cause sickness and control their destinies.
