ライフサイエンスコーパス: hyperendemic

1 those for subjects from areas where DENV is hyperendemic.

2 cells from donors from regions where DENV is hyperendemic.

3 n area in South Africa where tuberculosis is hyperendemic.

4 treatment-naive population where trachoma is hyperendemic.

5 eographical regions where DENV is endemic or hyperendemic.

6 s of Papua New Guinea where P. falciparum is hyperendemic.

7 uth-central Connecticut where the disease is hyperendemic.

8 outh African families, where tuberculosis is hyperendemic.

9 ymensingh district of Bangladesh where VL is hyperendemic.

10 children in a region where dengue disease is hyperendemic and examined the role of preexisting neutra

11 n the general population from the Sri Lankan hyperendemic area, involving the measurement of ex vivo

12 hildren), it should be treated annually, but hyperendemic areas (>50% in children), it should be trea

13 Individual data from pretreatment, hyperendemic areas in Ethiopia were used.

14 pansion of endemic areas as well as identify hyperendemic areas where both humans and dogs are at inc

15 nue to demonstrate reduction in infection in hyperendemic areas, more work is necessary to achieve el

16 a is characterized by geographically defined hyperendemic areas, or "cores." Geographic information s

17 Within these hyperendemic areas, persons suitable for intensive proph

18 Its prevalence approaches 10% in hyperendemic areas, such as southeast Asia, China, and A

19 lated cutaneous larva migrans in patients in hyperendemic areas, we treated 92 patients (with 441 tra

20 een widely studied, particularly in trachoma hyperendemic areas.

21 ctions in regions of Africa where malaria is hyperendemic, children attain clinical immunity.

22 A subgroup of 10% of children in these hyperendemic communities always seemed to have severe tr

23 However, scant empirical data from hyperendemic communities exist on the number of rounds o

24 in "real-life" population-based settings in hyperendemic communities of sub-Saharan Africa, where he

25 Twelve trachoma-hyperendemic communities were treated with 3 annual mass

26 e data support a mass treatment strategy for hyperendemic communities, at least as a first approach.

27 zation recommends mass treatment of trachoma-hyperendemic communities, but there are scant empiric da

28 l and antibiotic distribution on trachoma in hyperendemic communities.

29 e no comparable long-term data from trachoma hyperendemic communities.

30 We did a longitudinal study of a trachoma hyperendemic community (n=1017) in Tanzania.

31 r infection with C trachomatis in a trachoma hyperendemic community after mass treatment; and, second

32 In this trachoma hyperendemic community, infection levels after high anti

33 longing to 135 nuclear families from an area hyperendemic for tuberculosis in South Africa.

34 pal's Kathmandu Valley, where hepatitis E is hyperendemic, for HEV infection.

35 Between 2000 and 2010, the population in hyperendemic (>50% to 75% PfPR2-10) or holoendemic (>75%

36 cently, war in the zone where Lassa fever is hyperendemic has severely impeded control and treatment.

37 ls from an area where Onchocerca volvulus is hyperendemic have been monitored for infection over the

38 Thus, a new HHV-8 subtype, E, is hyperendemic in Brazilian Amerindians, although Kaposi's

39 Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is hyperendemic in drug injectors, yet social structural an

40 an effective vaccine, HCV will likely remain hyperendemic in drug injectors.

41 HEV is endemic in France and hyperendemic in some areas; eating habits alone cannot t

42 Shigellosis is hyperendemic in Utah.

43 FAFLP was able to identify hypervirulent, hyperendemic lineages (invasive clones) of N. meningitid

44 150 million eligible people, representing 12 hyperendemic meningitis countries, have been vaccinated.

45 ular infection with Chlamydia trachomatis in hyperendemic neighbourhoods in Tanzania.

46 d 87.1% of the population living in areas of hyperendemic or holoendemic transmission in 2010.

47 elop TB, despite living in areas where it is hyperendemic, provide a model of natural resistance.

48 among natives of southern Guangxi, China, a hyperendemic region for HCC.

49 hird cohort of schoolchildren from a leprosy hyperendemic region in Brazil, both tests detected 28%(n

50 Twenty-nine patients (44.6%) resided in a hyperendemic region, and 5 patients reported contact wit

51 In hyperendemic settings where mixed infections are common,

52 In children living in hyperendemic settings, a single dose of virosomal HAV va

53 s following virgin soil introductions and in hyperendemic settings, and evidence for and against vira

54 (cluster of villages) in two districts with hyperendemic to holoendemic malaria, tabias reported to

55 dy conducted in nine Ethiopian villages with hyperendemic trachoma, persons 40 years of age or older

56 fection were not eliminated in this trachoma hyperendemic village 3.5 years after two rounds of mass

57 A weekly survey for 3 months in a trachoma-hyperendemic village using detection of chlamydial DNA a

58 up examinations were performed in a trachoma-hyperendemic village.

59 offer protection from trichiasis in trachoma hyperendemic villages.

60 In an area of New York where Lyme disease is hyperendemic we conducted a randomized, double-blind, pl