World Mosquito Day
Am 20. August ist World Mosquito Day!
Sehen Sie wie Pie Müller, Leiter Vector Control, die Krankheitsüberträger bekämpft.
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Frisch ab der Presse! Der Jahresbericht 2016
230574719Der neue Jahresbericht vermittelt einen Überblick über die facettenreichen Aktivitäten des letzten Jahres. Möchten Sie mehr über unsere Strategien im Kampf gegen globale Herausforderungen, die Lehrtätigkeit oder unser Dienstleistungsangebot erfahren?
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Neues Swiss TPH Gebäude: Wettbewerb entschieden
Das Architekturbüro Kunz und Mösch aus Basel gewinnt den Wettbewerb für den Neubau des Schweizerischen Tropen- und Public Health-Instituts am neuen Standort im BaseLink-Areal in Allschwil. Das neue Gebäude kombiniert Labor-, Ausbildungs- und Arbeitswelten für die Forschungs-, Lehr- und Dienstleistungstätigkeiten in überzeugender Art und Weise.
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For the last 10 years - thanks to early diagnosis and the deployment of antiretroviral therapy - African children infected with HIV have been able to deal with the illness not as a death sentence, but as a chronic disease and thus live a life with the same opportunities as any other child. Although behind these hopeful stories hide other dramas...
In this documentary film shot at the Chronic Disease Clinic in Ifakara (CDCI) some of them explain how their lifes are... They are the Positive Kids.
More on CDCIHuman odour-baited traps reduce malaria transmission
The use of a newly-developed mosquito trap incorporating human odour has resulted in a 70% decline in the population of the most significant malaria mosquito on the Kenyan island of Rusinga. As a result the number of malaria infections declined by 30% according to a «Lancet»-study published today.
Thomas Smith explains the new solar-driven door-baited trap on Tele Basel.
More on the new Odour-baited trapWHO: Global malaria progress and challenges in 2016
Over the past 15 years, there has been a dramatic decline in the global burden of malaria. Since 2000, nearly 60 countries have reduced their malaria cases by 75% or more, and the rate of new cases has decreased by 37% globally. But our journey is far from over. In 2015 alone, more than 400 000 people died of malaria, and there were 214 million new cases of the disease.
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Climate Change and Health
Climate change affects health of populations, in particular in low- and middle-income settings. On behalf of the Global Programme Climate Change and Environment of the Swiss Agency... More...
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Non-Communicable Diseases on the Rise in the Middle East
Apart from an upsurge in violence, a series of studies published on 4th August in the International Journal of Public Health indicates a sharp increase in non-communicable diseases... More...
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Akuter Durchfall belastet Schweizer Volkswirtschaft
Magen-Darm-Erkrankungen führen in der Schweiz zu beträchtlichen Erwerbsausfällen und verursachen hohe volkswirtschaftliche Kosten. Dies ist das Resultat einer Studie, die das... More...