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R Bos1, M Février, A B Knudsen
1Robert Bos is secretary of the WHO/FAO/UNEP Panel of Experts on Environmental Management (PEEM), WHO, 1211 Geneva 27, Switzerland.
Abstract:
The eastern Caribbean island of Saint Lucia is now famous in parasitological history as the setting for a major programme of schistosomiasis control'. Perhaps less well-known are the island's effective control of many intestinal parasites, and elimination of malaria, such that the current patterns of mortality and other demographic indicators now resemble those of industrialized countries. More recently, the island has become the focus for another community-based health programme as the Caribbean region again comes to grips with Aedes aegypti and its recently imported relative, Aedes albopictus, important vectors of yellow fever and dengue viruses (see Box 1).
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