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The registration and monitoring of cases are key pieces to break the silence of Chagas, according to WHO on the world day of this neglected disease, which is commemorated every April 14.
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Varias iniciativas se impulsan este año para visibilizar la enfermedad de Chagas. Eventos, un logo de representación mundial, una camiseta, y piezas audiovisuales son algunas de las propuestas para romper el ciclo de la invisibilidad y el silencio del Chagas.
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Fanny Brito, president of the Asapechamur association, became involved in the fight against Chagas disease without even knowing she had gotten the infection of T.cruzi.
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The involvement of affected people: key to the success of mother-to-child transmission control in Murcia, Spain.
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The control of Chagas disease by interrupting mother-to-child transmission has been possible in this community in Spain. This is the chronicle of our visit there to find out how they have achieved it. With more than 2,000 patients under follow-up, they have now been 2 years without a single congenital case.
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Un mayor compromiso político como complemento necesario para la detección temprana y el abordaje general de este problema de salud pública.
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This is a tool meant to share and train the healthcare workers with precise and updated information about Chagas disease, in order to increase the amount of diagnostics and treatments amongst the affected people.
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Un estudio basado en datos estadísticos defiende la necesidad de mayor inversión en la evaluación clínica de la enfermedad.
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Estrategias para optimizar la atención de las personas infectadas por Trypanosoma cruzi.
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This study proves the efficiency of patient-centered roadmaps for Chagas disease, reaching more people while shortening the estimated time for possible detections.
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This study analizes the heart tissue of chronically T. cruzi-infected and uninfected mice, to understand the impact of infection on the tissue metabolome.
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The treatment for adults with Chagas Disease works. Let's scale up the access to comprhensive treatment.
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In this late phase of the investigation, researchers aim to a new regimen that would cause a significant reduction on the time the treatment is aplied to patients.
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El pasado viernes, 27 de agosto, se celebró el décimo aniversario del Día Nacional por una Argentina sin Chagas y el inicio del Mes del Chagas, cargado de actividades que, a causa de la situación provocada por la covid-19, nuevamente tendrán lugar mayoritariamente de manera virtual.
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A research conducted in Valle Alto, Bolivia, highlights the importance of a comprehensive approach on Chagas disease for the success of the scientific and medical response.
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In this space you can check all the contents off the online #JornadaChagas2021, held on April 15-16.
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The Ministry of Public Health has published the first two National Guidelines of Chagas management with the aim of eliminating the disease as a public health problem.
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The international meeting, moderated by Dr. Jorge Alvar, new Member of the Real Academia Nacional de Medicina of Spain, involved the participation of some of the most important personalities in the investigation, control and elimination of Chagas transmission.
ReadThe Ministry of Health of Argentina publishes this month 10 points to take into account when communicating about Chagas.
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Las personas afectadas por la enfermedad de Chagas hacen un llamado a la comunidad internacional para recibir atención integral ante esta enfermedad desatendida que celebra su Día Mundial. Las estimaciones siguen apuntando a más de 6 millones de personas afectadas y 7.000 muertes anuales.
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