Friday, 20th of March 2015 |
MOST CONSULTED ITEMS FROM MEASLES UPDATES As our sister webpage, www.measlesupdates.org, pushes towards 200,000 hits, I am reproducing below those updates which have garnered more than 1000 pageviews each. One item which I find missing here: no careful analysis of the impact on measles epidemiology of urbanization. I think it deserves more analysis than it has gotten to date. Bartlett and other modelers have proposed a population threshold below which the perennial transmission of measles cannot be sustained. The number of cities which rise above Bartletts threshold rises every year. Moreover, the availability of cheap and plentiful transport means that we can no longer look at cities, but at metropolitan areas, as single epidemiological units. When we mobilized in Kampala, we needed also to mobilize in Wakiso, which, from a disease transmission standpoint, forms part of the Ugandan capital. None of this makes it easier to interrupt measles transmission. It simply makes it all the more imperative to finish the job of measles eradication as early as possible Good reading. BD
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INDIVIDUAL AND CONTEXTUAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW CHILDHOOD IMMUNISATION COVERAGE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=1614 |
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WHATS NEW THIS SATURDAY: MODELING CRS RISK FOR SOUTH AFRICA http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=1588 |
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USE OF A GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM TO MAP CASES OF MEASLES IN REAL-TIME DURING AN OUTBREAK IN DUBLIN, IRELAND, 2011 http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=1622 |
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DOUBLE OUTBREAK OF MEASLES IN THE TALAJA BLOCK OF BHAVNAGAR DISTRICT, GUJARAT, INDIA 2011: A NEED FOR IMPROVING THE VACCINE COVERAGE AND THE COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=1644 |
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BIOLOGICAL FEASIBILITY OF MEASLES ERADICATION http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=1632 |
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GLOBAL TECHNICAL CONSULTATION TO ASSESS THE FEASIBILITY OF MEASLES ERADICATION, 28–30 JULY 2010. http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=1633 |
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UGANDA CIVIL SOCIETY IMMUNIZATION PLATFORM. http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=1730 |
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MEASLES -- THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ELIMINATION http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=2060 |
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MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MEASLES IN INDIA, 2005–2010. http://www.measlesupdates.org/?content=com_articles&artid=1606 |
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