Risk factors associated with yellow fever epidemic,Luanda,Angola, 2016 - Bandeira, Luis; N. Maria, Tazi; Paixão, Joana
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This work was very important to alert the health authorities where are the problem. When the World Health Organization (WHO) defined health as the state of complete physical, social and mental well-being, and not just the absence of disease. These definitions base the concept of sanitation, as a set of actions on the environment in which we live, and the education of the populations to take care of the same, in order to protect human health. what happened in Luanda(Angola) was a disbalance in the environment, which led to the resurgence of yellow fever; which was only overcome when there was a strong implementation of primary health care.…mehr

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This work was very important to alert the health authorities where are the problem. When the World Health Organization (WHO) defined health as the state of complete physical, social and mental well-being, and not just the absence of disease. These definitions base the concept of sanitation, as a set of actions on the environment in which we live, and the education of the populations to take care of the same, in order to protect human health. what happened in Luanda(Angola) was a disbalance in the environment, which led to the resurgence of yellow fever; which was only overcome when there was a strong implementation of primary health care.
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Luis Bandeira, Master in Field and Laboratory Epidemiology; by Agostinho Neto University, Faculty of Medicine; 2015-2018.Works as Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technician (Laboratory Technician for Clinical Analyzes) at the Municipal Hospital of Viana "Capalanga"; 2013-2018.Member Inscribed in the Association of Pharmacists of Angola (O.F.A);nº177.