更多的作物，更多的疾病?

World health forum Pub Date : 1998-01-01

M Gomes

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通过昆虫媒介传播疾病的强度可能受到农业和林业发展的影响。作者特别提到泰国和埃塞俄比亚的项目增加了疟疾的发病率，并在哥伦比亚引进了一种新的咖啡品种，结果种植园工人的利什曼病发病率下降，说明了可能发生的情况。发展规划需要充分考虑到可预测的疾病结果。

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More crops, more disease?

The intensity of disease transmission by insect vectors may be influenced by developments in agriculture and forestry. The author illustrates what can happen with special reference to projects in Thailand and Ethiopia which increased the incidence of malaria, and to the introduction of a new variety of coffee in Colombia, as a result of which the incidence of leishmaniasis among plantation workers decreased. Development programmes need to take predictable disease outcomes fully into account.

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