Examples of using Vector-borne in English and their translations into German
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Climate change may directly or indirectly impact animal vector-borne diseases.
VICE- Vector-borne Infections: risk based and cost efficient surveillance systems.
It may gravely impact on respiratory health and increase the incidence of vector-borne diseases.
Health topics Communicable diseases Vector-borne and parasitic diseases First-hand experience: vector-borne diseases.
WHO works with countries to reduce the risks of WNV and other vector-borne infectious diseases.
We adapted our legislation and included vector-borne diseases in the list of diseases to be addressed as a priority.
Recommendation, which declares it safe and effective for the prevention and control of malaria andother vector-borne diseases.
Health topics Communicable diseases Vector-borne and parasitic diseases Malaria elimination a step closer Vector-borne and parasitic diseases.
Moreover, as the case may be,ad hoc and emergency requests from ECDC/EFSA on vector-borne disease outbreaks will be dealt with.
Vector-borne diseases are diseases transmitted to humans or animals by an infected vector, such as mosquitoes, flies, ticks, lice and fleas.
In part 1 of this article, we discussed some important aspects of vector-borne diseases, principally Lyme disease.
Health topics Communicable diseases Vector-borne and parasitic diseases Eliminating malaria from Europe by 2015: realistic and attainable.
The European Commissionis currently financing several research projects on vector-borne diseases concerning West Nile virus.
Health topics Communicable diseases Vector-borne and parasitic diseases Greater effort needed to eliminate malaria from Europe by 2015.
The BCA-lab is a laboratory service provider in Augsburg and runs a research centre in the field of“Diagnostics of Vector-Borne Diseases”.
Besides the group of parvoviruses, we are using various vector-borne zoonotic pathogens as models to better understand the mechanisms leading to clusters of cases.
Climate change clearly has detrimental impacts on health through heat waves, natural disasters, air pollution and infectious vector-borne diseases.
Health topics Communicable diseases Vector-borne and parasitic diseases West Nile virus infections spike in southern and central Europe Vector-borne and parasitic diseases.
They discussed experiences of responding to Zika virus in the Americas,and of addressing previous vector-borne disease outbreaks within the Region.
Disseminating knowledge: We educate local populations about vector-borne diseases and teach them the skills they need to prevent infections in their specific surroundings.
Impacts of climate change and variability are being observed: more intense heat-waves, fires and floods; and increased prevalence of food-water- and vector-borne diseases.
New challenges have arisen, such as avian influenza and the spread of vector-borne diseases like bluetongue, and more are likely to emerge in the years to come.
These investigations are carried out in BSL2 and BSL3 insectaries and contribute to risk assessment for the occurrence and distribution of indigenous andexotic vector-borne diseases.
Physicians will increasinglyneed to be able to distinguish between these types of vector-borne diseases as the tick population becomes more widespread and present in urban areas.
The new public programme and other instruments will alsofund research in addressing many issues related to vector-borne diseases, as we also need to look at the issue of the insects themselves, and of course at global change through projects like Eden, which concerns emerging diseases in a changing European environment.
There are three main issues: extreme weather events(heatwaves and floods);the impact on vector-borne disease(that is, diseases borne by an agent such as an insect, an example being malaria); and the impact of climate change on the incidence of food- and water-borne disease.