评估蛇咬伤和狗狂犬病联合控制方案的可行性:共性和潜在的陷阱

IF 3.6 Q2 TOXICOLOGY Toxicon: X Pub Date : 2021-11-01 DOI:10.1016/j.toxcx.2021.100084
Terence P. Scott , Sanjib K. Sharma , Ryan M. Wallace , Louis H. Nel , Samir K. Adhikari , Bernadette Abela-Ridder , S.M. Thumbi
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狂犬病和蛇咬伤主要影响全球服务不足和贫困的社区,估计每年有20万人死于这些疾病,非洲和亚洲的负担最重。这两种疾病都被忽视了,因此没有得到适当的优先考虑、支持和干预,并面临着所有被忽视的热带病共同面临的许多挑战。根据最近的被忽视热带病路线图中对在被忽视热带病之间采取综合方法的呼吁,我们试图通过确定蛇咬伤和狂犬病之间的共性,在以前的综合方法概念的基础上,探索综合方法的可行性。虽然确定了多个潜在整合领域,但考虑到每种疾病及其干预计划的细微差别,我们强调了整合狂犬病和蛇咬伤计划的潜在陷阱。我们的结论是,加强卫生系统和能力建设应成为被忽视热带病的任何综合方法的重点,并且通过加强整体卫生系统,狂犬病和蛇咬伤都可以倡导政府和利益攸关方的进一步支持。
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Assessing the practicalities of joint snakebite and dog rabies control programs: Commonalities and potential pitfalls

Both rabies and snakebite primarily affect underserved and impoverished communities globally, with an estimated 200,000 people dying from these diseases annually, and the greatest burden being in Africa and Asia. Both diseases have been neglected and have thus been denied appropriate prioritization, support, and interventions, and face many of the challenges common to all neglected tropical diseases (NTDs). In line with the call for integrated approaches between NTDs in the recent NTD Roadmap, we sought to build upon previous conceptualizations for an integrated approach by identifying the commonalities between snakebite and rabies to explore the feasibility of an integrated approach. While multiple areas for potential integration are identified, we highlight the potential pitfalls to integrating rabies and snakebite programs, considering the nuances that make each disease and its intervention program unique. We conclude that health system strengthening, and capacity building should be the focus of any integrated approach among NTDs, and that by strengthening overall health systems, both rabies and snakebite can advocate for further support from governments and stakeholders.

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Toxicon: X
Toxicon: X Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics-Toxicology
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