Wkly Epidem. Rcc.: No. 39 - 29 Sept. 1978
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INDEX o f information published in July, August and September 1978 (N os. 27-39)
INDEX des données publiées en ju illet, août et septembre 1978 (N“ 27-39)
N otifications o f diseases Pages Plague — Pcsle A frica — A frique
N otifications de m aladies Pages Pages India — Inde 210,218,234, 242,252, 260,266,280 Indonesia • — Indonésie 210,228,234, 242,260.266,272,284,289 I r a n .................................... 242,272 Iraq . 234,260,266,280,284,289 Japan — Japon 228, 260, 266, 280 Kuwait — K o w e ït....................... 234 M a c a o ........................ 266,280; 289 Malaysia — Malaisie 199, 218, 242, 252. 280, 289 N epal— N é p a l ...........................228 Philippines 2IOt 228, 242, 252, 266, 272, 280, 284,289 Saudi A r a b i a ...............................291 Singapore — Singapour 199, 228, 234, 252,272, 280 Thailand — Thaïlande 199,210,218, 234, 252,260,272, 280,284. 289 Viet N a m ...................................... 291 Yemen — Yémen 252,266,280,289 O ceania — O c é a n s
Pages Gilbert Islands — lies Gilbert . 291 Yellow Fever — Fièvre j» f » A frica — A frique
Kenya Lesotho
............................ 284,289 . ...................................290
A merica — A mérique
Bolivia — B o liv ie ...................... 290 Brazil — B r é s i l .......................... 210 Etats-Unis d’Amérique 228,234,252, 260,284 Peru — P é ro u .............................. 290 United States o f America 228, 234, 252,260,284 A sia — A sie
Cameroun, Rép.-Unte du 199, 210, 242 G h a n a .......................................... 228 K en y a. . . 199,210,218,228,242 Liberia — Libéria . 218,242,284 M alaw i.......................................... 284 Nigeria — N ig e ria ...................... 290 Rwanda . 242,260,266,284,289 Tanzania, United Rep. o f 218, 234, 242.252.266.284 Tanzanie, Rép.-Unte de 218, 234, 242.252.266.284 Zaire — Z a ïr e ....................210, 218 A merica — A mérique
Angola .......................................291 G h a n a ...........................................291 Nigeria — N ig é ria ....................... 291 Sudan — S o u d a n .......................291 Zaire — Z a ir e .............................. 291 A merica — A mérique
Etats-Unis d'Amérique . . . . 289 U nited States o f America . . . 289 A sia — A sie Arabie S a o u d i t e ........................291
Burma — B ir m a n ie ................ 284 Viet N a m ....................................290 C hoient — C holéra A fr ic a — A frique
B u r u n d i .................... 218,280,284 Cameroon, United Rep. o f 199,210, 242
Bahrain — Bahrein 252, 266, 272, 280,289 Bangladesh . . . . 199,218,266 Burma — Birmanie 199, 210, 218, 228, 234, 242, 252, 260, 266, 272, 280,284 Hong Kong, Terr. . . . . 218,234
Bolivia — B o liv ie ....................... 199 Brazil — Brésil . . 210,218,280 Colombia — Colombie 218,228,252, 266 Ecuador — E quateur...................291 Pern — P é ro u .................... 280,284 Venezuela............................ 280,289 Smallpox — Variole E urope
Australia — Australie...................242
United Kingdom — Royaume-Uai 266,284
Epidem iological N otes and other Information
N otes épidémiologiques et antres informations
Pages Pagss Adenovirus Infections....................................................... 228 Blennorragie, surreiD ance de l a .......................................................................... 263 Botulism .......................................................................................................... 241,264 Botulisme ......................................................................................................... 241,264 B ru c e llo sis................................................................................................................. 248 Brucellose...............................................................................................................248 Cholera ............................................................................................... 208, 283,288 Choléra ................................................................................................ 208,283,2B8 Criteria used ill compiling the Infected Area L i s t ............................... 259 Critères appliqués pour la compilation de la liste des territoires infectés . . . . 259 Dengue ................................................................................................... 232, 265,286 Dengue . ........................................................... .................................... 232, 265» 286 “ ff.itrophnliris............................................... 270 Drépanocytose....................................... 277 Enterovirus Surveillance................................................... 264 E ncéphalite....................................................... 270 Expanded Programme on Im m unization.................................... 205,245,269, 278 Enterovirus, surveillance d e s ............................................................... 264 Foodbome Disease and Infections.......................................................................... 256 Fièvre de Lassa................................ 258 Foodborne Disease in A v iatio n .............................................................................. 254 Fièvre de la Vallée du R U t . . ........................................................................ 197,238 Gonorrhoea Surveillance ..........................................................................................263 Fièvre fa u n e ............................ ............................................................... 208, 233,251 Influenza . ............................................................ 198, 208, 216, 238,251, 265, 283 G rip p e ............................... ................................... 198,208, 216,238,251,265,283 Intestinal Parasite Surveillance..................................................................................262 Infections à adenovirus ............................... 228 Lassa Fever ..................................................................................................................258 Infections nosocomiales . . . . ............................................................... 223 Légionnaires’ D isease............................................................... 226 Intoxication alimentaire dans les voyases aériens . ...............................................254 Leprosy ................................................... ........................................................... . 249 Intoxications alimentaires et i n f e c tio n s ........................................................... 256 M a l a r i a ................................... 206,215,234,240,274 Lèpre ......................................................................................................................... 249 Maladie de YAmerican L e g io n ................... 226 Measles................................................................................................... 238, 245, 257 Maladie des voies respiratoires, surveillance d e s...............................................282 Meningococcal In fe c tio n s ............................................................................... 256,261 Mycoplasma pneumoniae Infection ..........................................................................217 Méningocoques, infections à ............................................................................ 256,261 Mycoplasma pneumoniae, infection ü .............................................................. 217 Neisseria gonorrhoeae ............................................................................................. 227 Neisseria g o n o rrh o e a e ........................................ 227 Nosocomial Infectious ............................................................................................. 223 Paludisme................................................................................ 206.215,234,240; 274 Plague .......................................................................................................... 273, 288 Parasitoses intestinales, surveillance d e s ...........................................................262 P o lio m y elitis....................................................................... 198,222,237,259, 265 Peste ..................................................................................................................275,288 R a b ie s .................................................................... 207,213,216,227,240,250,255 Poliomyélite............................................................................ 198, 222, 237,259,265 Respiratory Disease Surveillance..............................................................................232 Reye S y n d ro m e ......................................................................................................... 233 Programme élargi de V arrinatioa................................................ 205,245,269,278 Rage .................................................................... 207, 213, 216, 227, 240.250. 255 Rift Valley Fever ........................................................................................... 197,238 R u b ella.........................................................................................................................242 R o u g eo le ................................................................................... 238,245. 257 S a lm o n e lla ....................................................................................................... 257,282 Rubéole 242 Shigella .....................................................................................................................208 S a lm o n e lla ............................................................................................... 257.282 Sickle Cell D isease.....................................................................................................277 Service OMS d'information épidémiologique pour les Etats Membres . . 239,287 S m a llp o x .................... 221,229,241,252,260,265,266,271,272,279,283,288 Shigella ...................................................................................................................... 208 Tuberculosis ........................................................................................... 253,281, 285 Syndrome de R e y e ...................................................................................................... 233 Typhus ...................................................................................................... 246, 251 Tuberculose................................................................................................ 253,281.285 Viral Diseases S u rv eillan c e ........................ 225, 242, 245, 259, 271, 272, 276, 282 T y p h u s.......................................................... 246,251 WHO Epidemiological Information Service to Member S t a t e s ........................ 239,287 Varicle............................ 221, 229, 241,252, 260, 265, 266, 271, 272, 279, 283, 288 Yellow F e v e r........................................................................................... 208,233, 251 Virus, surveillance des maladies à ................ ... , 225, 242, 245, 259,271, 272,276
Publications Ports in application of the International Health Regulations (1974): 199, 209. 217. 241 Vaccination Certificate Requirements fer International Travel (1978): Amendments .................... ....................................................... 210, 217,289 Yellow-Fever Vaccinating Centras for International Travel (1976): A m e n d m e n ts............................................................ 198,209,222,234,231,270
Publications Centres de vaccination contre la fièvre jaune pour les voyages internationaux (1976); 198, 209,222. 234, 251.270 Certificats de vaccination exigés dans les voyages internationaux (1979): Amendements ............................................................................... 210, 217,289 Ports notifiés en application du Réglement sanitaire international (1974): 199, 209; 217, 241