Emotional -Affective Disorders and Quality of Life in Young Adult Patients with Diabetes Mellitus Type 1

Abstract

The distribution is associated with economic conditions, religious beliefs and the close proximity of humans to cattle in utility function. T. saginata is wider in developing countries where hygienic conditions are poor and where the inhabitants traditionally eat raw or insufficiently cooked meat. The infection is also a problem in developed countries where undercooked beef steak is consumed. It is important to note that eggs have been demonstrated to survive almost all stages of sewage treatment. It is significant; to that even the high standard of meat inspection in abattoirs of highly developed countries that are expected to identify measly beef carcasses has not succeeded [1]. In addition to this, the construction of well-equipped abattoirs and the enhancement of awareness of people about the economic and public health importance of the disease are also crucial. Our findings indicate that CE imposes a significant economic burden on Ethiopia export abattoir. They also emphasize the importance of maintaining or reinforcing current control measures to consolidate the progress achieved and to reduce human and animal infection rates. Further work is required to evaluate the cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit of any control programs implemented, and to guide decision makers and stakeholders on the best approach to take with the resources available. Better coverage and accuracy of the current surveillance systems are needed, as are improvements in the cooperation between the central and regional administrations, and the institutions responsible for collecting, providing and epidemiological relevance.