Search Results - "Krantz, Ingela"
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Tungiasis--a neglected disease with many challenges for global public health
Published in PLoS neglected tropical diseases (01-10-2014)“… Despite the substantial disease burden caused by embedded sand fleas, tungiasis is basically neglected by health care providers, policy makers, the…”
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High-resolution infrared thermography: a new tool to assess tungiasis-associated inflammation of the skin
Published in Tropical medicine and health (15-09-2017)“…Tungiasis is highly prevalent in low- and middle-income countries but remains often under diagnosed and untreated eventually leading to chronic sequels. The…”
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Female genital schistosomiasis as an evidence of a neglected cause for reproductive ill-health: a retrospective histopathological study from Tanzania
Published in BMC infectious diseases (23-08-2006)“…Schistosomiasis affects the reproductive health of women. Described sequelae are ectopic pregnancy, infertility, abortion, and cervical lesions and symptoms…”
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Treatment of tungiasis with a two-component dimeticone: a comparison between moistening the whole foot and directly targeting the embedded sand fleas
Published in Tropical medicine and health (10-03-2017)“…Tungiasis (sand flea disease) is caused by the penetration of female sand fleas ( , Siphonaptera) into the skin. It belongs to the neglected tropical diseases…”
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Global Health Action at 15 - revisiting its rationale
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A way of measuring poverty that could further a change for the better
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From a weighing scale to a pole: a comparison of two different dosage strategies in mass treatment of Schistosomiasis haematobium
Published in Global health action (01-01-2014)“…Clinical schistosomiasis in endemic countries is treated with a single dose of praziquantel per 40 mg/kg body weight. Treating according to weight, in…”
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Screening migrants for tuberculosis - a missed opportunity for improving knowledge and attitudes in high-risk groups: A cross-sectional study of Swedish-language students in Umeå, Sweden
Published in BMC public health (17-06-2010)“…Migrants from countries with a high-burden of tuberculosis (TB) are at a particular risk of contracting and developing the disease. In Sweden, new immigrants…”
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On the application of the von Mises distribution and angular regression methods to investigate the seasonality of disease onset
Published in Statistics in medicine (15-05-2006)“…This paper describes an approach to summarize the data arising from studies investigating the pattern of disease onset within a calendar year. Such data have…”
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Ethics and vaccination
Published in Scandinavian journal of public health (2004)“…Background: Immunization programmes are ethically defensible and society has a significant role to play in providing vaccination against measles and…”
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Female genital schistosomiasis (FGS): relationship between gynecological and histopathological findings
Published in Acta tropica (30-12-1996)“…Schistosomiasis of the lower female reproductive tract manifests itself in broad spectrum of clinical features. However, clinical and histopathological…”
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Determining the prevalence of urogenital schistosomiasis based on the discordance between egg counts and haematuria in populations from northern Tanzania
Published in Frontiers in tropical diseases (2023)“…Objectives: The presence of schistosomal eggs in the urine is a sufficient but not necessary condition for an individual to be diagnosed with urogenital…”
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Schistosomiasis in women: manifestations in the upper reproductive tract
Published in Acta tropica (30-12-1996)“…Female genital schistosomiasis (FGS) is a neglected disease entity which may give rise to considerable suffering among women of child-bearing age in areas…”
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WHO ultrasonography protocol for assessing morbidity due to Schistosoma haematobium. Acceptance and evolution over 14 years. Systematic review
Published in Parasitology research (1987) (01-04-2015)“…In 2000, the World Health Organization (WHO) published an ultrasound field protocol for assessing morbidity due to schistosomiasis. The present study aims to…”
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'Better infection than hunger'. A study of illness perceptions with special focus on urinary schistosomiasis in Northern Tanzania
Published in African sociological review (01-01-2003)“…This paper is about how a community in Northern Tanzania experiences and reasons around urinary schistosomiasis and more specifically female genital…”
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Important, but neglected: the health of young women in a tropical environment
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Tungiasis--A Neglected Disease with Many Challenges for Global Public Health: e3133
Published in PLoS neglected tropical diseases (01-10-2014)“…Despite the substantial disease burden caused by embedded sand fleas, tungiasis is basically neglected by health care providers, policy makers, the scientific…”
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Fear of Deportation May Limit Legal Immigrants’ Access to HIV/AIDS-Related Care: A Survey of Swedish Language School Students in Northern Sweden
Published in Journal of immigrant and minority health (01-02-2012)“…The increasing rates of HIV infection that are currently being reported in high-income countries can be partly explained by migration from countries with…”
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Urine reagent strips for diagnosis of schistosomiasis haematobium in women of fertile age
Published in Acta tropica (30-12-1996)“…Hematuria, proteinuria and leukocyturia were semiquantitatively assessed by reagent strips in single morning urine of women of fertile age visiting the…”
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