dracunculiasis造句

• Specific parasites known to do this include : dracunculiasis and myiasis.
• This method was used in Indian state of Karnataka to eradicate dracunculiasis.
• South Sudan is one of the few countries where dracunculiasis still occurs.
• With the current eradication campaign the areas that dracunculiasis are found are shrinking.
• Dracunculiasis once plagued a wide band of tropical countries in Africa and Asia.
• Fairley also carried out pioneering work on Guinea worm disease ( dracunculiasis ).
• Dracunculiasis is also known as Guinea-worm disease.
• For this reason, dracunculiasis is the only candidate for eradication among parasitic diseases.
• In 1999, 50 % of Dracunculiasis cases in Mauritania were reported from Barkeol.
• The global campaign against guinea worm disease, officially known as dracunculiasis, began in 1980.
• Dracunculiasis, commonly known as Guinea worm disease, occurs in just 13 countries around the world.
• In 1877 he was exiled to Yemen, where he described the disease Dracunculiasis ( Guinea worm disease ).
• Copepods also host " Dracunculus medinensis ", the Guinea worm nematode that causes dracunculiasis disease in humans.
• If the attempts to eradicate dracunculiasis succeed, is there any way to keep the worm itself from going extinct?
• Dracunculiasis is caused by drinking water contaminated by water fleas that host the " D . medinensis " larvae.
• Since 2011, at the time that South Sudan became independent, its northern neighbor Sudan had reported no endemic cases of dracunculiasis.
• Dracunculiasis is diagnosed by seeing the worms emerging from the lesions on the legs of infected individuals and by microscopic examinations of the larvae.
• Dracunculiasis is preventable by water filtration, immediate case identification to prevent spread of disease, health education, and treating ponds with larvicide.
• Dracunculiasis, a waterborne disease caused by the parasitic guinea worm in tropical Asia and Africa, is on schedule for eradication even before 2000.
• Guinea worm disease is a parasitic infection known as dracunculiasis that can be prevented by boiling or filtering drinking water through a finely woven cloth.