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  • Urgent need to regionalize level-3 tuberculosis laboratories in Mexico - INDRED responds
    Campos, SB; Guterrez, AE; Flisser, A (Salud Pública de México, 2000)
  • Using national health weeks to deliver deworming to children: lessons from Mexico
    Flisser, A.; Valdespino, J. L.; García-García, L.; Guzman, C.; Aguirre, M. T.; Manon, M. L.; González-González, G.; Gyorkos, T. W. (Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2008)
    Mexico established national health weeks (NHWs) in the early 1980s to promote childhood vaccinations. Because of the cumulative worldwide peer-reviewed scientific evidence, the recommendations of the World Health Organization ...
  • Vaccination against cysticercosis and hydatid disease
    Lightowlers, MW; Flisser, A; Gauci, CG; Heath, DD; Jensen, O; Rolfe, R (Parasitology Today, 2000)
    Infections with the larval stages of taeniid cestode parasites cause substantial human morbidity as well as economic losses in domestic livestock species. Despite ongoing efforts around the world, few countries have been ...
  • Vaccination against Taenia solium cysticercosis
    Flisser, A; Lightowlers, MW (Memorias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, 2001)
    Taenia solium is a parasite that causes human cysticercosis. Its life cycle includes the adult stage, the egg and the larval stage. Human cysticercosis is a disease related to underdevelopment, the main clinical manifestation ...
  • Vaccination against Taenia solium cysticercosis in pigs using native and recombinant oncosphere antigens
    Plancarte, A; Flisser, A; Gauci, CG; Lightowlers, MW (International Journal for Parasitology, 1999)
    Pigs were immunised with antigens derived from Taenia solium oncospheres or with a pool of three recombinant antigens from Taenia ovis, and subsequently challenged with T. solium eggs, The native oncosphere antigens induced ...
  • What happened after the initial global spread of pandemic human influenza virus A (H1N1)? A population genetics approach
    Martinez-Hernandez, Fernando; Emiliano Jimenez-González, Diego; Martinez-Flores, Arony; Villalobos-Castillejos, Guiehdani; Vaughan, Gilberto; Kawa-Karasik, Simon; Flisser, Ana; Maravilla, Pablo; Romero-Valdovinos, Mirza (Virology Journal, 2010)
    Viral population evolution dynamics of influenza A is crucial for surveillance and control. In this paper we analyzed viral genetic features during the recent pandemic caused by the new influenza human virus A H1N1, using ...
  • Where are the tapeworms?
    Flisser, A (Parasitology International, 2006)
    This review analyzes the literature in search of an answer to the fact that, in general, tapeworms are very difficult to recover. The results and comments of the authors that have searched for Taenia solium, either to ...
  • Where are the tapeworms?
    Flisser, Ana (American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 2006)

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