... and processes of advancing health care as humanitarian aid at a time when social unrest and outbreaks of infectious diseases led to mass inoculation and biosurveillance programs supported by regional and international medical missions. The emergence of semi-trained inoculators coupled with efforts to expand...

... of the plague. This, of course, contrasts with our contemporary idea of the Yellow Card or “immunity passport,” a document that allegedly certifies that the holder of the card/certificate or passport has been immunized against certain infectious diseases after receiving the proper vaccines...

...” ; Bashkin, “Colonized Semites and the Infectious Disease” ; Booth and Gorman, Egypt in the Long 1890s , 315–41 . 14. Sehayik, “View of Jews as Capitalists.” 15. Burns, “‘Himalaya of Texts.’” 16. Khuri-Makdisi, Eastern Mediterranean , 29–30 . 17. Bashkin, “Colonized...

... Today, the situation is deteriorating as shown by the example of diarrheal infection. It   of occupies the third position among the most deadly infectious diseases in the world, affecting Studies all ages...

.... Like in South Africa, but for different reasons, Gafsa's workers could not use X-ray images to validate claims of occupational respiratory illness in the 1920s and 1930s. Company doctors presumed that the coughing North Africans in their care suffered from infectious diseases only, not from exposure...

... and Infectious Disease 12 , no. 5 ( 2014 ): 415 – 17 . Menin Laura . “ ‘Dans la peau d'un noir’: Senegalese Students and Young Professionals in Rabat, Morocco .” Antropologia 7 , no. 1 ( 2020 ): 165 – 88 . Miers Suzanne . “ Slavery and Slave Trade as International Issues, 1890–1939...

... close to nature and eating weird food. In fact, zoonotics are ubiquitous, and three-quarters of infectious diseases are zoonotic spillovers. Zoonotic vectors, like viruses and bacteria, carry genes across species allowing for lateral gene transfer. Evolutionary biologists have long shown...

... with working experiences Hunter’s policies in macro-level rooted particularly are These fight, States. United AIDS the the from for funds diseases, greater infectious and of increased complexity debt, the of African awareness of forgiveness provision the the ART, including of AIDS, fight to needed cies...

... accessibility of health services, undernourish- the and by the government and the international com- ment, and infectious diseases are still the con- South Africa munity to meet their urgent needs.30 Despite tributing factors to the overall poor health...

... Protecting the health of the armed forces had disease is contagious and infectious, and with been the initial impetus behind contagious dis- that knowledge breast-feeds a healthy child ease legislation in Europe, and it would seem that belonging to someone else, shall...