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Double jeopardy: conflict and natural disasters-driven cholera outbreaks in Sudan. [PDF]

Int Health
Osman R, Mohamed A, Akintunde D, Habtemariam A, Ahmed G, Dawood I, Badri R.   +6 more
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Bundibugyo Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda: A PHEIC in a countermeasure gap. [PDF]

New Microbes New Infect
Omar MA, Abdule AA.
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Emergence of Marburg virus disease in Ethiopia: Implications for public health preparedness and its impact on Ethiopia's health system. [PDF]

PLoS Negl Trop Dis
Biadgilign S, Fransua M, Eshetu A, Bedru A.   +3 more
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Notes on Culicoides (diptera, Ceratopogonidae) from the Sudan in relation to the epidemiology of bluetongue virus disease.

Revue d'elevage et de medecine veterinaire des pays tropicaux, 1983
J P, Boorman, P, Mellor
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Sudan Virus Disease among Health Care Workers, Uganda, 2022 [PDF]

New England Journal of Medicine
Abdullah Wailagala, Paul W. Blair, Kenneth Kobba, Kayiira Mubaraka, Hellen Aanyu-Tumukahebwa, Daniel Kiiza, Musoke T. Sekikongo, John D. Klena, Peter Waitt, Rony R. Bahatungire, Henry S. Kyobe, Diana Atwine, Alex Adaku, Bodo Bongomin, Bruce Kirenga, Amy Boore, Danielle V. Clark, David Kaggwa, Melissa Gregory, Wilberforce Kabweru, Willy Kayondo, Stacy K. Mbabazi, Hannah Kibuuka, Ivan Kimuli, Sophie Mulei, Michael Mutegeki, Batibwe Emmanuel, Henry Mwebesa, Prossy Naluyima, Stephen Okello, Alex Tumusiime, Joel Montgomery, Vamsi Vasireddy, Charles Olaro, Misaki Wayengera, Mohammed Lamorde   +35 more
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Transmission characteristics of Sudan virus disease outbreak in Uganda in early 2025

Journal of Travel Medicine
In early 2025, Sudan virus (SUDV) caused an self-limited outbreak in Uganda including a total of 14 cases. We preliminarily assessed the transmission characteristics of Sudan virus disease, estimating mean serial interval of 13.7 days (95% CrI: 12.2, 15.8), and secondary attack rate of 17.8%, and we found a high transmission heterogeneity with 6.1% (95%
Zihan, Yuan, Yang, Ge, Zihao, Guo, Hao, Lei, Jun, Cai, Salihu S, Musa, Sheikh T, Ali, Jiashu, Xue, Kai, Wang, Sukhyun, Ryu, Ka Chun, Chong, Daihai, He, Shi, Zhao, Abdulrazaq G, Habib, Yuantao, Hao   +14 more
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Sudan Virus Disease Outbreak in Uganda Spurs First-Ever Ebola Vaccine Trial

JAMA
Samantha Anderer
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Pathogenic properties of Newcastle disease virus isolates in the Sudan.

Acta veterinaria Hungarica, 1993
Six Newcastle disease virus (NDV) isolates were obtained from disease outbreaks on different poultry farms in the Sudan between 1988 and 1991. The pathogenic properties of these isolates were studied in comparison to those of strain Herts 33/56. All the isolates were similar in that they killed chicken embryos quickly, in mean death time (MDT) and ...
A I, Khalafalla, M A, Fadol, O A, Hameid, Y A, Hussein, M, el Nur   +4 more
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Epidemics and Chemical Control of Leaf Curl Virus Disease of Tomato in the Sudan

Experimental Agriculture, 1975
SUMMARYTomato leaf curl virus disease (TLC) was checked by frequent and early applications of Anthio, Folimat, Malathion and Phosdrin against the aleyrodid vector, Bemisia tabaci. Conversely, up to two-fold increases of fruit yield resulted from such applications of the insecticides.
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