نتایج جستجو برای: funerals

تعداد نتایج: 265  

Journal: :Journal of the South African Veterinary Association 2014
Daniel N Qekwana Cheryl M E McCrindle James W Oguttu

In African societies, traditional slaughter is linked to celebrations like weddings or births, as well as funerals and ancestor veneration. Participants in traditional slaughter of goats are at risk of exposure to hazards during slaughter, food preparation and consumption of goat meat. For risk mitigation strategies to be implemented, identification of the population at risk is required. This s...

Journal: :Social science & medicine 2012
Craig Hadley Edward Geoffrey Jedediah Stevenson Yemesrach Tadesse Tefera Belachew

The rise in food prices since 2007 is widely recognized as signaling a crisis of food insecurity among the world's poor. Scholars sought to chart the impacts of the crisis on food insecurity by conducting simulation studies, assessing anthropometric outcomes, and evaluating shifts in experience-based measures of food security. Few studies, however, have investigated the broader impacts on those...

2018
Michel Drancourt Didier Raoult

To the Editor: In an investigation of a pneumonic plague outbreak in Madagascar, Ramasindrazana et al. reported isolation of Yersinia pestis from 2 patients and seroconversion in 2 additional patients; these data indicated 4 (28.7%) of 14 diagnosed cases among described cases (1). The risk for overestimation of pneumonic plague contagion was illustrated by an outbreak in the Democratic Republic...

2018
William Levis Tina Rendini Frank Martiniuk

To the Editor: In an investigation of a pneumonic plague outbreak in Madagascar, Ramasindrazana et al. reported isolation of Yersinia pestis from 2 patients and seroconversion in 2 additional patients; these data indicated 4 (28.7%) of 14 diagnosed cases among described cases (1). The risk for overestimation of pneumonic plague contagion was illustrated by an outbreak in the Democratic Republic...

Journal: :Social science & medicine 2014
Eric Y Tenkorang Eleanor Maticka-Tyndale

The majority of cognitive models used in HIV prevention identify risk perception as essential, and the first step towards safer sexual behaviors. Yet, previous studies have rarely examined risk perceptions as an outcome variable, and the few that have, limited their analysis to individual-level determinants. Conspicuously missing in the literature is how school/community level factors affect ri...

2017
Mohamed F. Jalloh Susan J. Robinson Jamaica Corker Wenshu Li Kathleen Irwin Alpha M. Barry Paulyne Ngalame Ntuba Alpha A. Diallo Mohammad B. Jalloh James Nyuma Musa Sellu Amanda VanSteelandt Megan Ramsden LaRee Tracy Pratima L. Raghunathan John T. Redd Lise Martel Barbara Marston Rebecca Bunnell

Health communication and social mobilization efforts to improve the public's knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) regarding Ebola virus disease (Ebola) were important in controlling the 2014-2016 Ebola epidemic in Guinea (1), which resulted in 3,814 reported Ebola cases and 2,544 deaths.* Most Ebola cases in Guinea resulted from the washing and touching of persons and corpses infected with...

Journal: :Pediatrics 2016
David J Schonfeld Thomas Demaria

The death of someone close to a child often has a profound and lifelong effect on the child and results in a range of both short- and long-term reactions. Pediatricians, within a patient-centered medical home, are in an excellent position to provide anticipatory guidance to caregivers and to offer assistance and support to children and families who are grieving. This clinical report offers prac...

Journal: :Medical History 1988
N Orme

For many years, pioneer work has begun to uncover the history of mortality in England during the thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries, before the Black Death. Nearly a hundred years ago, Creighton collected chronicle references to outbreaks of disease and mortality in his History ofepidemics in England.' In 1948 and 1966, J. C. Russell analysed the inquisitions post mortem to reveal patter...

Journal: :Rural and remote health 2009
Peter D Massey Glenn Pearce Kylie A Taylor Lisa Orcher Sherry Saggers David N Durrheim

CONTEXT Aboriginal people are particularly vulnerable to pandemic influenza A, H1N109. This was first recognized in the First Nations of Canada. There have been calls for close planning with Aboriginal people to manage these risks. This article describes the process and findings from preliminary community consultations into reducing influenza risk, including pandemic H1N1(09) swine influenza, i...

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