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Chagas Disease (American Trypanosomiasis) America, progressively being spread to non-endemic countries throughout human migration. Today, a yearly incidence of 20,000 new cases and a prevalence of around 8 million individuals are estimated. About 15 or 20 species of the vector (Hemiptera, Reduviidae) are relevant to human disease. Congenit

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Paul H. Rabinowitz,Edward W. Stredulinskynd a limited number of vectors that frequently rest and blood feed in houses. Vector incrimination is dependent upon the diagnosis of frequent field infection, degree of competent host contact, and vector competence determined experimentally. Many vector-borne pathogens appear to have evolved in the

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137390202areas for agriculture, livestock, farming activities, and urbanization. These anthropogenic activities have produced great changes to host and vector communities and population abundance, sometimes driving emergence and reemergence of arboviruses. In this chapter, we give a general view for most imp

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Ahmed Kitunzi Mutunzi,Shailendra Vyakarnams (especially in corvids). Antigenically closely related, St. Louis encephalitis virus co-circulates with WNV in American continent. Since 2002, it reemerged in the south cone of South America as a human encephalitis etiological agent. Tick-borne encephalitis virus still causes human encephalitis ou

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