Environmental Changes & Human Health 2012

Zoonotic and vector-borne diseases

This conference reflects the long-standing commitment of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, through His Foundation, and of the Institut Pasteur to understand and to mitigate the consequences of environmental changes on health. The primary objective of the conference is therefore to respond to the pressing need for a genuinely integrated vision of environmental changes and health challenges, and to promote a multidisciplinary dialogue among researchers from the biomedical and social sciences.

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An historical perspective on environmental change and vector-borne disease

James L.A Webb, Jr

Modelling emergence of vector-borne diseases in Europe

David J. Rogers

Climate-driven infectious diseases in a changing human landscape : two case studies on cholera and malaria

Mercedes Pascual

Environmental changes and the emergence of zoonotic infections in humans

Anthony J. McMichael

Human migrations and adaptation to the environment : a genetic view

Lluis Quintana-Murci

Vector-borne diseases and international transport

Pascal Delaunay, Grégory L'Ambert, Pierre Marty

Enhanced chikungunya and dengue fever surveillance in french mainland districts where Aedes albopictus is established/Emergence of autochthonous clusters of dengue cases in Nice and chikungunya cases in Fréjus, September 2010

Alexis Armengaud

What do we need to do to protect health from climate change ?

Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum