Cutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in Syria
War, infection, and disease have always made intimate bedfellows, with disease recrudescence characterizing most conflict zones (1). Recently, increasing violence from civil war and terrorist activity in the Middle East has caused the largest human displacement in decades. A neglected consequence of...
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| author | Al-Salem, W Pigott, D Subramaniam, K Haines, L Kelly-Hope, L Molyneux, D Hay, S Acosta-Serrano, A |
| author_facet | Al-Salem, W Pigott, D Subramaniam, K Haines, L Kelly-Hope, L Molyneux, D Hay, S Acosta-Serrano, A |
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| description | War, infection, and disease have always made intimate bedfellows, with disease recrudescence characterizing most conflict zones (1). Recently, increasing violence from civil war and terrorist activity in the Middle East has caused the largest human displacement in decades. A neglected consequence of this tragedy has been the reemergence of a cutaneous leishmaniasis epidemic. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:bdda9ae6-ff2f-4613-beba-1e91b7ebd1632022-03-27T05:34:56ZCutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in SyriaJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:bdda9ae6-ff2f-4613-beba-1e91b7ebd163Symplectic Elements at OxfordCenters for Disease Control and Prevention2016Al-Salem, WPigott, DSubramaniam, KHaines, LKelly-Hope, LMolyneux, DHay, SAcosta-Serrano, AWar, infection, and disease have always made intimate bedfellows, with disease recrudescence characterizing most conflict zones (1). Recently, increasing violence from civil war and terrorist activity in the Middle East has caused the largest human displacement in decades. A neglected consequence of this tragedy has been the reemergence of a cutaneous leishmaniasis epidemic. |
| spellingShingle | Al-Salem, W Pigott, D Subramaniam, K Haines, L Kelly-Hope, L Molyneux, D Hay, S Acosta-Serrano, A Cutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in Syria |
| title | Cutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in Syria |
| title_full | Cutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in Syria |
| title_fullStr | Cutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in Syria |
| title_full_unstemmed | Cutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in Syria |
| title_short | Cutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in Syria |
| title_sort | cutaneous leishmaniasis and conflict in syria |
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