Six month follow up in communicable versus non-communicable diseases in an Iraqi refugee cam

Dudova, Z.; Trilisinskaya, Y.; Jackuliakova, T.; Jankechova, M.; Sasvary, F.; Matel, Anna; Takac, B.; Krizanova, A.; Otrubova, J.; Komlosi, M.; Benca, Juraj; Krčméry, V.; Kmit, I.; Kuranova, Z.; Mamova, A.; Zidisinova, M.; Petrik, Amanda F.; Ali, Imtiyaz

doi:10.22359/cswhi_7_3_10

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“…Similar etiology has been described for shelters in the EU (9)(10)(11)(12). No outbreak of any ID within 15 years was noted, neither diarrhea nor ecto-parasites or SSTI.…”

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confidence: 73%

Spectrum of Communicable Diseases at the Mea Culpa Shelter for the Homeless in Bratislava – 15 year follow up

Mikolasova¹,

Kmit²,

Krčméry³

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“…Similar etiology has been described for shelters in the EU (9)(10)(11)(12). No outbreak of any ID within 15 years was noted, neither diarrhea nor ecto-parasites or SSTI.…”

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confidence: 73%

Spectrum of Communicable Diseases at the Mea Culpa Shelter for the Homeless in Bratislava – 15 year follow up

Mikolasova¹,

Kmit²,

Krčméry³

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“…Other major groups of diseases were psychosocial disorders and stress-related diseases such as depression, hypertension, diabetes, asthma which were present in 80-85% of all admissions apart of February (influenza month), where upper respiratory system infections (RTI) were prevalent as similarly described from shelters worldwide (6)(7)(8) or from refugee camps (4).…”

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St. Louise Hospital for Marginalized Homeless Population: TB and Other Infectious Diseases are Rare

Tománek¹,

Hardy²,

Procházková³

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“…Ecto-parasites are sometimes directly linked to sexual behavior, too, but mostly to poor hygiene and infrastructure in some regions. (5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)…”

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Infectious Diseases Among Imprisoned - Risk factors and Outcomes (Review)

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Abstract:Of the estimated 10.2 million people incarcerated worldwide on any given day in 2014, it is estimated that 3.8% have HIV (389,000 living with HIV), 15.1% have HCV (1,546,500), 4.8% have chronic HBV (491,500), and 2.8% have active tuberculosis (286,000). The prevalence of HIV, hepatitis B virus, hepatitis C virus, and tuberculosis are higher in prisons than in the general population in most countries worldwide, mainly because of the criminalization of drug use and the detention of people who use drugs. Another important risk factor is sexual behavior, where MSM represent major risk for transmission of infectious diseases. Overcrowding and poor infrastructure are responsible for parasitic infections. Improving conditions in prisons, finding alternatives to detention and mostly available HAART and preventive programs for HIV, HCV and tuberculosis, could be the options how to lower the numbers of infected people.

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Six month follow up in communicable versus non-communicable diseases in an Iraqi refugee cam

Cited by 5 publications

References 1 publication

Spectrum of Communicable Diseases at the Mea Culpa Shelter for the Homeless in Bratislava – 15 year follow up

Spectrum of Communicable Diseases at the Mea Culpa Shelter for the Homeless in Bratislava – 15 year follow up

St. Louise Hospital for Marginalized Homeless Population: TB and Other Infectious Diseases are Rare

Infectious Diseases Among Imprisoned - Risk factors and Outcomes (Review)

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