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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"tuberculosis epidemic"”.

  1. Modelling the South African tuberculosis epidemic: the effect of HIV, sex differences, and the impact of interventions

    The South African tuberculosis (TB) epidemic is driven mainly by HIV, and the TB disease burden is greater in males than females. Additional factors that drive the epidemic include undiagnosed and untreated TB, contributing to transmission; and highly prevalent TB risk factors such as alcohol …

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  2. The Crooked Lakes Reserves: A Study of Indian Policy in Practice from the Qu'appelle Treaty to 1900

    … school experience in contributing to the severe tuberculosis epidemic. The role played by the agent who supervised these reserves for seventeen years is carefully examined. The, study concludes that the negotiation of Treaty Four forced the acceptance by Indian leaders of terms set by the …

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  3. How will well-being insights change architecture in the post-pandemic era?

    … such as Le-Corbusier and Alvar Aalto during the tuberculosis epidemic. The Paimio Sanatorium, which was a collaboration between doctors and architect by Alvar Aalto in 1929-33, was one of the most famous projects that shows the tuberculosis influence on architecture. Therefore, the need to …

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  4. Population pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic modelling to improve tuberculosis treatment

    Tuberculosis continues to claim millions of lives each year despite enormous efforts to control the epidemic over the past century. It remains the leading cause of death worldwide from a curable infectious disease. Tuberculosis is a significant cause of maternal mortality and morbidity, but little …

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