Strategy of Control and Containment of Viral and other Infectious Diseases

Submit Manuscript | http://medcraveonline.com population, as a carrier, and transporter of infectious diseases, as well as the evolutionary processes occurring in the population of the pathogen of the disease. Changes in climatic conditions can lead to the appearance of natural reservoir of new viral infections. For example, soft winter and spring conditions, heavy rainfall, as a rule, become a cause of a sharp increase in the number of rodents and mosquitoes, which in turn can lead to outbreaks of infectious diseases: the frequency of epizootic Rift Valley fever in Kenya, outbreaks of West Nile fever in the United States and Russia, the outbreak of infections caused by Hantavirus Sin Nombre and Bayu in the United States, hemorrhagic fever in the territory of Russia and Kazakhstan.