… brucei (Tbb) strains of different genetic backgrounds, and the importance of cattle as Tbr
reservoir, as confounders that shape the epidemiology of sleeping sickness in the region. …

… animal reservoir of Gambian sleeping sickness and especially its epidemiologic role are still
… To understand the epidemiologic role of the animal reservoir of Gambian sleeping sickness, …

… It was some time before the implications of this work on host preference were taken up in
relation to the problem of man as a host animal, but it is clear that he, like the baboon, would …

… Epidemiology The epidemiology of HAT shows a history of epidemics and disease resurgences
over the past century. Around the time that these seminal discoveries about the disease …

… the epidemiology and history of human sleeping sickness in East Africa. Although human
sleeping sickness … in East Africa; and discuss the implications for disease control in the future. …

… (HAT, or sleeping sickness) requires accurate information on how … to be at risk of contracting
sleeping sickness in Africa. This … epidemiological status of these areas has vast implications …

… Implications for Control The epidemiological implications of the different scenarios … While
self-resolving infections would probably be of limited epidemiological importance, chronic …

Sleeping sickness, once under control, is a re-emergent endemic parasitic disease in
intertropical Africa. Its originality resides in its duality. Two trypanosome groups (Trypanososma …

… The effect on the epidemiology of sleeping sickness of a greater … reservoir of Rhodesian
sleeping sickness. Various parasitological … Epidemiological implications of interactions between …

… The epidemiology of sleeping sickness is characterized by its occurrence in discreet foci.
Over time the geographical extent of foci changes significantly, because of environmental …