International Circumpolar Surveillance, An Arctic Network for the Surveillance of Infectious Diseases
Peoples of the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions live in social and physical environments that differ substantially from those of their more southern-dwelling counterparts. The cold northern climate keeps people indoors, amplifying the effects of household crowding, smoking, and inadequate ventilation o...
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ftcdc:oai:example.org:cdc:3180 2023-05-15T14:33:01+02:00 International Circumpolar Surveillance, An Arctic Network for the Surveillance of Infectious Diseases Emerg Infect Dis Parkinson, Alan J. Bruce, Michael G. Zulz, Tammy International Circumpolar Surveillance Steering Committee http://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/3180/ unknown http://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/3180/ Emerg Infect Dis. 14(1):18-24. Perspective Arctic surveillance infectious diseases Arctic Regions Cold Climate Communicable Diseases Emerging Global Health Humans International Cooperation Population Surveillance ftcdc 2017-04-11T13:06:31Z Peoples of the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions live in social and physical environments that differ substantially from those of their more southern-dwelling counterparts. The cold northern climate keeps people indoors, amplifying the effects of household crowding, smoking, and inadequate ventilation on person-to-person spread of infectious disease. The emergence of antimicrobial drug resistance among bacterial pathogens, the reemergence of tuberculosis, the entrance of HIV into Arctic communities, and the spectre of pandemic influenza or the sudden emergence and introduction of new viral pathogens such as severe acute respiratory syndrome are of increasing concern to residents, governments, and public health authorities. The International Circumpolar Surveillance system is a network of hospital, public health agencies, and reference laboratories throughout the Arctic linked together to collect, compare, and share uniform laboratory and epidemiologic data on infectious diseases and assist in the formulation of prevention and control strategies. Other/Unknown Material Arctic CDC Stacks (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) Arctic The Spectre ENVELOPE(-150.167,-150.167,-86.050,-86.050) |
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Peoples of the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions live in social and physical environments that differ substantially from those of their more southern-dwelling counterparts. The cold northern climate keeps people indoors, amplifying the effects of household crowding, smoking, and inadequate ventilation on person-to-person spread of infectious disease. The emergence of antimicrobial drug resistance among bacterial pathogens, the reemergence of tuberculosis, the entrance of HIV into Arctic communities, and the spectre of pandemic influenza or the sudden emergence and introduction of new viral pathogens such as severe acute respiratory syndrome are of increasing concern to residents, governments, and public health authorities. The International Circumpolar Surveillance system is a network of hospital, public health agencies, and reference laboratories throughout the Arctic linked together to collect, compare, and share uniform laboratory and epidemiologic data on infectious diseases and assist in the formulation of prevention and control strategies. |
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Parkinson, Alan J. Bruce, Michael G. Zulz, Tammy International Circumpolar Surveillance Steering Committee |
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International Circumpolar Surveillance, An Arctic Network for the Surveillance of Infectious Diseases |
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