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PubMed1998

[Communicable disease control in connection with international air traffic to Norway].

International air traffic has increased the risk of importation of infectious diseases to Norway. We have used notification data and a theoretical framework to assess the risk of importation and subsequent disemination of serious infectious diseases in Norway. Every year, a few cases of these diseases are imported to Norway, especially malaria, shigellosis and typhoid fever. A few secondary cases of enteric diseases may occur, but epidemics are unlikely. Counselling and immunisation of Norwegians going abroad is the first step in prevention. Secondly, health services all over the country should be able to diagnose imported diseases early and institute infection control measures. However, there is no need for concentrating resources for disease control at international airports in Norway.

Aerospace Medicine↗
PubMed2001

[The future of epidemiology in Poland in twenty first century. Communicable diseases].

Material collected from various institutions on activities in the field of epidemiological trials and education was analized and evaluated. Institutions were divided into the following groups: sanitary-epidemiological stations, medical faculties, scientific and research instituts with the hygienic profile and instituts with epidemiological profile (National Institute of Hygiene, Institute of Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases and Institute of Sexual Transmitted Diseases). Majority of activities in the country connected with epidemiology are performed in these three instituts.

Communicable Diseases↗