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WHO: Infectious Disease

This WHO site is available in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish.
This page provides links to descriptions of activities, reports, news and events, as well as contacts and cooperating partners in the various WHO programmes and offices working on this topic. Also shown are links to related websites and topics.

Link [Last update: 2006-01-16; 09:49]

WHO: Tropical diseases web site

Asylum seekers are highly unlikely to have any tropical diseases; however this website offers some detailed resources.

Link [Last update: 2006-01-16; 09:49]

Euro Surveillance

An authoritative source of communicable disease news and data for specialists throughout Europe.

Link [Last update: 2006-01-16; 09:50]

Health Protection Agency: A-Z of disease facts

An important resource for communicable diseases.

Link [Last update: 2006-01-16; 09:50]

Health Protection Agency: communicable disease weekly report

Statutory notifications of infectious diseases in the past six weeks, with totals for the current year compared with corresponding periods of the two preceding years. Site includes statutory notifications of infectious diseases for latest week by health region, county, local and unitary authority (press PDF files for most up-to-date report).

Link [Last update: 2006-01-16; 09:50]

Diseases notifiable to Local Authority

Diseases notifiable to Local Authority Proper Officers under the Public Health (Infectious Diseases) Regulations 1988

Link [Last update: 2006-01-16; 09:51]

National Center for Infectious Diseases (US)

A comprehensive list of Infectious Disease Information listed alphabetically.
Plus details of Animal-related diseases, Childhood diseases, Emerging infectious diseases,
Food-related diseases, Healthcare-related infections and issues, Insect- and arthropod-related diseases, Water-related diseases.

Link [Last update: 2006-01-16; 10:13]

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