Disease in Evolution: Global Changes and Emergence of Infectious Diseases: Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences: Vol 740, No 1

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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences: Volume 740, Issue 1

Disease in Evolution: Global Changes and Emergence of Infectious Diseases

Preface.

New Disease Workshop: Dedication to Uwe Brinkmann.

The Challenge of New Diseases

Disease in Evolution Introduction

Marine Ecosystem Health Implications for Public Health

Part 1. Water-related Diseases

Coastal Ecosystem Health A Global Perspective

Part 1. Water-related Diseases

Emerging Diseases Associated with Seafood Toxins and Other Water-borne Agents

Marine Ecosystems: Discussion Part A: Sustainability, Stresses, and Contamination

Part B. Cholera Emergence

Part C. Climate Signals, Ecosystems, and Complexity

Part D. Report on Water-borne Diseases Workshop (prepared by Rudi Slooff)

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Vector-borne Emerging Pathogens Introdution

Part III. Vector-borne/Terrestrial Diseases

Vector-borne Emergent Disease

Part III. Vector-borne/Terrestrial Diseases

The Emergence of New Plant Diseases: The Case of Insect-transmitted Plant Viruses

Vector-borne Emerging Pathogens: General Discussion

Disease in Evolution: Hantavirusa: General Discussion

Part IV. Mathematical Modeling

Models for New and Resurgent Diseases

Evolution of Mathematical Models of Epidemics

Characteristics of Host-Parasite Interactions That Promote Parasite Persistence

Natural Selection in Pathogens

Mathematical Modeling: Concept Paper

Part V. Theoretical and Social Aproaches

Integrating a Social Sciences Perspective into an Approach to New Disease: Introduction—Social Sciences Section

Emerging Epidemic Diseases. Anthropological Perspectives

Disease, Population and Virulence: Thoughts about Measles Mortality

Human Movements and Behavioral Factors in the Emergence of Diseases Commentary

New Diseases: The Human Factor

Theoretical and Social Approaches: Discussion Part A. The Biosocial Nature of Disease Emergence

Part B. Population Movements and Infectious Diseases

Part C. Human Movements and the Spread of Infectious Diseases

Vulnerability and the Distribution of Exposures: Concept Paper

Detection, Surveillance, and Response to Emerging Diseases

Indirect (Unanticipated) Effects of Intervention

Global Surveillance for Recognition and Response to Emerging Diseases

Part VI. Surveillance

Emerging Infectious Diseases in the United States: Improved Surveillance, a Requisite for Prevention

Pneumonia in the United States Shifting Perceptions of Causality

Diagnosis of New and Resurgent Diseases Contributions from Longitudinal Community Health Research

Surveillance: Discussion: Part A. The Possibilities and Limitations of Surveillance

Part B. Institutions and Surveillance

Nosocomial Amplifiers of Microbial Emergence

The Environment, Remote Sensing, and Malaria Control

Part C. Surveillance and Funding

Part VIII. Research Agenda

Challenging Complexity Conceptual Issues in an Approach to New Disease

Part VII. Conceptual Framework

Framework for an Integrated Assessment of Health, Climate Change, and Ecosystem Vulnerability

Prediction and Biological Evolution Concept Paper

Conceptual Framework: Discussion Part A: A Conceptual Framework of Integrated Epidemiology for Application to Emerging Diseases

Part B: The Possibilities of an Integrated Epidemiology

Part C. Cause and Effect in the Evolution of New Diseases

Development of a Research Agenda: Introduction

Part VIII. Research Agenda

Research Proposals

A Commentary on Research Needs for Monitoring and Containing Emergent Vector-borne Infections

Research Agenda: General Discussion

Summery of Proposals for a Transdisciplinary Research Agenda on New and Emerging Infectious Diseases

List of Workshop Participants

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