Climate Change and the Problem of Malaria in Armenia
The data presented in this work show that in Armenia
a rise of air temperature is expected in the season, and annual terms.
As a result of the noted increase in temperature, a significant growth
of vulnerability of the territory of Armenia in relation to malaria is
expected. Zoning by the risk of renewed malaria transmission has
been performed.
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[1] Amirdovlat Amasiatsi. The Benefits of Medicine, S. Malkhasyants (Ed.).
Yerevan, 1949.
[2] Climate change, 1995. Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation of Climate
Change: Scientific-Technical Analysis. - Cambrige University Press,
1996. - P. 571-574.
[3] Climate change 2001. Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability. - P. 463-
469.
[4] Githeko A. K., Lindsay S. W., Confalonieri U. E. Climate change and
vector-borne diseases: a regional analysis. Bulletin of the World Health
Organization 2000; 78(9): 1136-1147.
[5] History of Armenia by Movses Khorenatsi. - Yerevan, 1968.
[6] Hunter J. U. L., Chu K., Alekolu-John E. O., and Mott K. E. Parasitic
diseases in water resources development: the need for intersectoral
negotiation. - Geneva: World Health Organization, 1993, 152 p.
[7] Implementation of the global malaria control strategy. WHO Technical
Report Series. - Geneva, 1995. - N 839.
[8] Keshishyan A. Sh., Manukyan D. V. Technological needs of Armenia in
the fight against malaria, 1999, pp.231-236.
[9] Malaria. Basic principles of control and prevention. - Geneva: WHO,
1997.
[10] ð£artens W J M, Niessen L. W., Rotmans J., Jetten T. H., McMichael A.
J. Potential impact of global climate change on malaria risk.
Environmental health perspective 1995; 103 (5): 456-464.
[11] Mkhitar Heratsi. Consolation in fevers, L. Oganesyan (Ed.). - Yerevan,
1955.
[12] Moshkovsky Sh. D. Basic laws of the epidemiology of malaria. - M.,
1950, p 323.
[13] Patz J A, Graczuk T K, Geller N., Vittor A Y. Effects of environmental
change on emergence parasitic diseases. Int.J. Parasitol. 2000; 30 (12-
130): 1395-1405.
[14] Report of the WHO Commission on Health and Environment. Geneva,
WHO, 1992.
[15] Sergiyev V. P., Drynov I. D., Malyshev N. A. The problems of health
care reform. - M., 1998.
[16] Skibnevsky A. M. Data on distribution of appealability of patients with
malaria and with all the diseases in general over separate provinces and
oblasts of the Russian Empire in 1898-1900. Materials of commission
for the study of malaria in Russia., no. I, 1903.
[17] Strabo. Foreign sources about Armenians and Armenia. - Yerevan, 1940.
[18] Toropov N. The experience in the medical geography of the Caucasus
concerning remittent fevers. - St. - Petersburg, 1864.
[19] Vermishev M. Peculiarities of economic development in Armenia in the
context of climate change problem. On the road to Copenhagen,
Armenia on the threshold of the 15th session of the Parties to the
Convention on Climate Change. Conference col.papers. Yerevan, 2010,
pp. 21-22.
[20] World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe, Floods: Climate
change and adaptation strategies for human health, WHO, Copenhagen,
2002, p. 21.
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a rise of air temperature is expected in the season, and annual terms.
As a result of the noted increase in temperature, a significant growth
of vulnerability of the territory of Armenia in relation to malaria is
expected. Zoning by the risk of renewed malaria transmission has
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