Connectivity sustains disease transmission in environments with low potential for endemicity: modelling schistosomiasis with hydrologic and social connectivities.
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The role of human movement in the transmission of vector-borne pathogensSystematic Review and Meta-analysis of the Impact of Chemical-Based Mollusciciding for Control of Schistosoma mansoni and S. haematobium TransmissionData for action: collection and use of local data to end tuberculosisLandscape genetics reveals focal transmission of a human macroparasiteProjecting the long-term impact of school- or community-based mass-treatment interventions for control of Schistosoma infectionConnecting network properties of rapidly disseminating epizoonoticsMobile phone data highlights the role of mass gatherings in the spreading of cholera outbreaks.Parasites and poverty: the case of schistosomiasisBig-data-driven modeling unveils country-wide drivers of endemic schistosomiasis.The anthropogenic environment lessens the intensity and prevalence of gastrointestinal parasites in Balinese long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis).Evaluation of mammalian and intermediate host surveillance methods for detecting schistosomiasis reemergence in southwest China.Genetic assignment methods for gaining insight into the management of infectious disease by understanding pathogen, vector, and host movementAnalytical methods for quantifying environmental connectivity for the control and surveillance of infectious disease spreadToward sustainable and comprehensive control of schistosomiasis in China: lessons from Sichuan.A research agenda for helminth diseases of humans: modelling for control and elimination.Commentary by Spear, R. on "Integration of water, sanitation, and hygiene for the prevention and control of neglected tropical diseases: a rationale for inter-sectoral collaboration:" can the control of NTDs profit from a good WASH?The challenge of effective surveillance in moving from low transmission to elimination of schistosomiasis in China.Geographical distribution of human Schistosoma japonicum infection in The Philippines: tools to support disease control and further eliminationSpatial heterogeneity, host movement and mosquito-borne disease transmissionA new approach to modelling schistosomiasis transmission based on stratified worm burden.A Theoretical Analysis of the Geography of Schistosomiasis in Burkina Faso Highlights the Roles of Human Mobility and Water Resources Development in Disease TransmissionA national baseline prevalence survey of schistosomiasis in the Philippines using stratified two-step systematic cluster sampling designEstimation of changes in the force of infection for intestinal and urogenital schistosomiasis in countries with schistosomiasis control initiative-assisted programmes.Prevalence of intestinal helminth infection among school children in Maksegnit and Enfranz Towns, northwestern Ethiopia, with emphasis on Schistosoma mansoni infection.Modeling the combined influence of host dispersal and waterborne fate and transport on pathogen spread in complex landscapesField transmission intensity of Schistosoma japonicum measured by basic reproduction ratio from modified Barbour's model.Identifying host species driving transmission of schistosomiasis japonica, a multihost parasite system, in ChinaHydrology and density feedbacks control the ecology of intermediate hosts of schistosomiasis across habitats in seasonal climatesSchistosomiasis and neglected tropical diseases: towards integrated and sustainable control and a word of caution.Testing local-scale panmixia provides insights into the cryptic ecology, evolution, and epidemiology of metazoan animal parasites.Internal versus external determinants of Schistosoma japonicum transmission in irrigated agricultural villages.Assessing endgame strategies for the elimination of lymphatic filariasis: A model-based evaluation of the impact of DEC-medicated salt.Spatial disease dynamics of free-living pathogens under pathogen predation.Heterogeneity in schistosomiasis transmission dynamics.Host behavior alters spiny lobster-viral disease dynamics: a simulation study.The spatial spread of schistosomiasis: A multidimensional network model applied to Saint-Louis region, Senegal.River networks as ecological corridors: A coherent ecohydrological perspective.The human-snail transmission environment shapes long term schistosomiasis control outcomes: Implications for improving the accuracy of predictive modeling.Low Transmission to Elimination: Rural Development as a Key Determinant of the End-Game Dynamics of Schistosoma japonicum in ChinaSpread of proliferative kidney disease in fish along stream networks: A spatial metacommunity framework
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Connectivity sustains disease transmission in environments with low potential for endemicity: modelling schistosomiasis with hydrologic and social connectivities.
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Connectivity sustains disease ...... gic and social connectivities.
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Connectivity sustains disease ...... gic and social connectivities.
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Connectivity sustains disease ...... gic and social connectivities.
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Connectivity sustains disease ...... ogic and social connectivities
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Edmund Y W Seto
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10.1098/RSIF.2008.0265
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2008-09-09T00:00:00Z