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1. Schwere Eosinophilie (Publications)

   Schwere Eosinophilie

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2. Applied systems thinking for health systems research: a methodological handbook (Publications)

   Applied systems thinking for health systems research: a methodological handbook

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3. Migrantenkinder in der Kinderarztpraxis (Publications)

   Migrantenkinder in der Kinderarztpraxis

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4. Les enfants migrants au cabinet médical des pédiatres (Publications)

   Les enfants migrants au cabinet médical des pédiatres

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5. Luftverschmutzung (Publications)

   Luftverschmutzung

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6. Towards integration of leprosy post-exposure prophylaxis into national programme routines: report from the third annual meeting of the LPEP programme (Publications)

   Towards integration of leprosy post-exposure prophylaxis into national programme routines: report from the third annual meeting of the LPEP programme

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7. ISSOP position statement on migrant child health (Publications)

   ISSOP position statement on migrant child health

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   Greater numbers of children are on the move than ever before. In 2015, the number of forcibly displaced people across the globe reached 65.3 million. Of the more than 1 million migrants, asylum seeker

8. Strain variation in the <em>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</em> complex: its role in biology, epidemiology and control (Publications)

   Strain variation in the <em>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</em> complex: its role in biology, epidemiology and control

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9. Emergence and genomic diversification of a virulent serogroup W:ST-2881(CC175) <em>Neisseria meningitidis</em> clone in the African meningitis belt (Publications)

   Emergence and genomic diversification of a virulent serogroup W:ST-2881(CC175) <em>Neisseria meningitidis</em> clone in the African meningitis belt

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   Countries of the African 'meningitis belt' are susceptible to meningococcal meningitis outbreaks. While in the past major epidemics have been primarily caused by serogroup A meningococci, W strains ar

10. Infant and child mortality in relation to malaria transmission in KEMRI/CDC HDSS, Western Kenya: validation of verbal autopsy (Publications)

    Infant and child mortality in relation to malaria transmission in KEMRI/CDC HDSS, Western Kenya: validation of verbal autopsy

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    BACKGROUND: Malaria transmission reduction is a goal of many malaria control programmes. Little is known of how much mortality can be reduced by specific reductions in transmission. Verbal autopsy (VA