Anthropology and Ecohealth Research in Control of Diseases for Pastorals in Tanzania

Employing anthropological and ecohealth approaches in research and management of human and animal diseases among pastoral and agro pastoral communities in Tanzania so as to provide scientific evidence for disease burden and drivers that can be attributed to environmental, economic and socio-ecologic...

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Published in:Online journal of public health informatics 2015-02, Vol.7 (1)
Main Authors: Mangesho, Peter E., Karimuribo, Esron, Mlangwa, James E., Mboera, Leonard E., Rushton, Jonathan, Kock, Richard, Kiwara, Angwara, Rweyemamu, Mark
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Language:English
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Summary:Employing anthropological and ecohealth approaches in research and management of human and animal diseases among pastoral and agro pastoral communities in Tanzania so as to provide scientific evidence for disease burden and drivers that can be attributed to environmental, economic and socio-ecological factors, enabling an innovative One Health approaches as a catalyst to develop and test a multi-sectoral community-based interventions to detect and control high-burden infectious diseases with high impact on food security
ISSN:1947-2579
1947-2579
DOI:10.5210/ojphi.v7i1.5812