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|a Busvine, James Ronald
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|a Disease transmission by insects :
|b its discovery and 90 years of effort to prevent it /
|c James R. Busvine.
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|a Berlin ;
|a New York :
|b Springer-Verlag,
|c c1993.
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|a xii, 361 p. :
|b ill., maps ;
|c 24 cm.
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|g Pt. 1.
|t The Discovery of Unsuspected Dangers --
|t Prologue: How Arthropods Came to Transmit Human Diseases.
|g Sect. 1.
|t The Insect Vectors.
|t From Speculation to Certainty: The Incrimination of the Disease Carriers.
|t Early Indications Based on Circumstantial Evidence.
|t Experimental Proof of Insect Transmission.
|t Discovery of Pathogens and Their Association with Some Insects.
|t The Elucidation of Particular Diseases.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Mosquitoes.
|t Filariasis.
|t Malaria.
|t Yellow Fever.
|t Dengue.
|t Haemorrhagic Dengue.
|t Miscellaneous Mosquito-Borne Arboviruses.
|t Diseases Spread by Higher Diptera.
|t Sleeping Sickness.
|t Diseases Spread by Houseflies.
|t Diseases Spread by Eye Flies.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Biting Midges.
|t Sandfly-Borne Diseases.
|t Disease Transmitted by Blackflies.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Insects Other than Diptera.
|t Plague.
|t Louse-Borne Typhus.
|t The Brill-Zinsser Disease.
|t Louse-Borne Relapsing Fever.
|t Flea-Borne Murine Typhus.
|t Chagas' Disease.
|g Sect. 2.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Mites and Ticks.
|t Some Differences.
|t Diseases Due to Spirochaetes.
|t Tick-Borne Relapsing Fever.
|t Lyme Disease.
|t Diseases Due to Rickettsia.
|t Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.
|t Fievre Bouteneuse and Tick Typhus.
|t Tsutsugamushi (Scrub Typhus).
|t Rickettsial Pox.
|t Q Fever.
|t Diseases Due to Viruses.
|t Colorado Tick Fever.
|t Tick-Borne Encephalitides.
|t Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever.
|t Kyasanur Forest Disease.
|t A Tick-Borne Bacterial Disease.
|t Tularaemia.
|t Some Concluding Remarks Regarding the Transmission of Arthropod-Borne Diseases.
|t A Tribute to the Pioneers.
|t The Possibility of the Emergence of New Arthropod-Borne Diseases --
|g Pt. 2.
|t Control Measures Pre-DDT.
|t Early Responses to New Opportunities.
|t Control Measures During the Inter-War Period.
|t The Control of Various Insect-Borne Diseases.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Mosquitoes.
|t Malaria Control up to the First World War.
|t Anti-Malarial Measures During the Inter-War Period.
|t Yellow Fever: Control Measures Prior to the First World War.
|t Measures Against Yellow Fever in the Inter-War Period.
|t Control of Dengue.
|t Control of Filariasis.
|t Control of Diseases Spread by Higher Diptera.
|t Sleeping Sickness: Control up to the First World War.
|t Control of Sleeping Sickness in the Inter-War Period.
|t Control of Housefly-Borne Diseases up to the First World War.
|t Housefly Control During the Inter-War Years.
|t Control of Diseases Due to Eye Flies.
|t Diseases Spread by Biting Midges.
|t Control of Sandfly-Borne Diseases.
|t Control of Onchocerciasis.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Insects Other than Diptera.
|t Plague Control Prior to the First World War.
|t Measures Against Plague in the Inter-War Years.
|t Chagas' Disease.
|t Typhus Epidemics and Attempts to Control Them During the First World War.
|t Typhus Control up to and During the Second World War --
|g Pt. 3.
|t The Impact of the New Pesticides.
|t New Kinds of Insecticide.
|t Common Names of the New Insecticides.
|t DDT: The Pioneer.
|t Other Synthetic Chlorinated Insecticides.
|t Anti-Cholinesterase Insecticides.
|t Synthetic Pyrethroids.
|t Formulation and Application Methods.
|t Formulation.
|t Dissemination of Liquid Formulations.
|t Insecticide Application Methods in Relation to Vector Control.
|t Major Problems Arising from the Use of the New Insecticides.
|t Insecticide Resistance.
|t Toxic Hazards of Insecticides.
|t Advances in the Control of Various Insect-Borne Diseases.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Mosquitoes.
|t Malaria.
|t Mosquito-Transmitted Virus Diseases.
|t Yellow Fever.
|t Various Mosquito-Borne Arboviruses.
|t Control of Filariasis.
|t Control of Diseases Spread by Higher Diptera.
|t Sleeping Sickness.
|t Control of Diseases Spread by Houseflies.
|t Control of Diseases Spread by Other Non-Biting Flies.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Biting Midges.
|t Control of Onchocerciasis.
|t Control of Diseases Spread by Sandflies: Leishmaniasis, Sandfly Fever, Bartonellosis.
|t Diseases Transmitted by Insects Other than Diptera.
|t Chagas' Disease.
|t Flea-Borne Diseases: Plague and Murine Typhus.
|t Louse-Borne Diseases: Typhus and Relapsing Fever.
|t Some General Conclusions --
|g Pt. 4.
|t Modern Problems and Possibilities.
|t The Present Predicament.
|t The Present Situation Regarding Arthropod-Borne Diseases.
|t Meeting the Challenge.
|t Current Options for Vector Control.
|t The Search for New Insecticides.
|t Control by Altering Vector Behaviour.
|t Biological Control.
|t Insect Growth Regulators.
|t Physical and Chemical Genetic Control Techniques.
|t Genetic Control by Biological Techniques.
|t The Sterile Insect Release Method.
|t Environmental Sanitation.
|t Human Factors in Vector Control.
|t Population Pressure.
|t The Human Factor in the Organisation of Control Measures Locally.
|t Central Organisation of Vector Control.
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