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Curriculum Vitae - Uri Shani 1. Personal Details Date and place of birth: Regular military service: Marital Status: Work address: Sept. 12, 1950, Jerusalem, Israel. Israeli Defense Forces 1968-1972 Married + 2 boys Department of Soil and Water Sciences, Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Quality Sciences, P.O.B. 12, Rehovot 76100, Israel. Phone 972-8-9481362; Fax 972-8-6455181 14 Aharon Boxer St. Nes Ziona, Israel. Phone 972-8-9389201.

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For the first, TB laboratory primary data will be collected from the TB-06 form Specimen referral for culture and drug susceptibility testing [DST] ; , which will provide information for laboratory management and on prevalence of drug resistance. The second component will be part of the general TB surveillance and case management system. Data will be generated from the modified TB-01 form, or, alternatively, data could be exported from the laboratory database. These data will provide information on the type of drug resistance primary secondary or mono- poly multi ; . For this component, WHO's freeware application will be applied and updated using Epi Info 2002. 3.5. Develop and introduce model approaches for information system integration between TB and HIV programs to improve linkages and referral systems among facilities at the regional level. TB-HIV co-infection surveillance will be based on data regarding HIV status among all TBregistered cases. This surveillance will be integrated into the general TB surveillance and case management system. Although information on HIV status must be collected from all TB cases, these data will be unlinked to assure confidentiality. Other key ethical and legal issues related to collection of these data will be discussed with the TB-HIV surveillance group from WHO's STOP-TB Partnership and with the MOH. 3.6. Integrate pharmaceutical management into the TB management information system with data regarding drug consumption to ensure regular, reliable, and adequate supply of TB drugs. Information about drug type, dosage, and duration of treatment will be collected so that TB program managers can conduct retrospective and prospective aggregate analyses of drug use and expenditures. This information is required by the MOH's drug management department, which is responsible for ensuring regular, reliable, and adequate supply of TB drugs, accurate forecasting, and efficient management of existing stock. Objective 4: Reduce diagnostic delay, increase case detection, and improve adherence to TB treatment by stimulating timely and appropriate health-seeking behavior for TB symptoms; implementing specific community mobilization strategies; increasing awareness and understanding of TB transmission, symptoms, treatment, and cure among the general public, as well as among specific populations at risk; and introducing culturally sensitive treatment support strategies for TB patients and their families. The purpose of the present experiment was to assess the response-ratedecreasing effects of various mu opioids prior to pre-chronic ; , during chronic ; and after post-chronic ; daily administrations of morphine in squirrel monkeys. The mu opioids varied in terms of their relative intrinsic efficacy: etorphine, lmethadone, sufentanil high intrinsic efficacy ; , morphine intermediate intrinsic efficacy ; , buprenorphine, and meperidine low intrinsic efficacy ; . Three squirrel monkeys' lever pressing was maintained by a fixed-ratio 30 schedule of food presentation. During the pre-chronic phase, buprenorphine, etorphine, meperidine, l-methadone. morphine, sufentanil, and the non-opioid pentobarbital dose-dependently decreased response rates with ED50's of 0.016, 0.0002, 2.84, and 5.05 mg kg, respectively. The monkeys then were administered morphine twice daily, in a dose that increased gradually to 3.0 mg kg, two hours before the experimental session and again 6-8 hours after the session. When response rates had stabilized under this chronic regimen, the effects of the compounds were redetermined. The morphine doseeffect curve was shifted to the right 0.97 log unit. Cross-tolerance was observed between morphine and buprenorphine 0.42 log unit shift ; , etorphine 0.58 log unit shift ; , l-methadone 0.47 log unit shift ; , and sufentanil 0.72 log unit shift ; . During daily administrations of morphine, meperidine completely suppressed response rates. The monkeys did not eat food when offerred, salivated, and showed visible body tremor. These effects were reversed by morphine in two of the three monkeys. No cross-tolerance was observed between morphine and pentobarbital's effects. Dose-effect curves generally returned to within 0.25 log unit when daily administrations of morphine were terminated. These results indicate that the degree of cross-tolerance between morphine and the other mu agonists did not vary as a function of intrinsic efficacy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Supported by NIDA Grants DA02749 and DA07327. AFFILIATION: Department of Psychology, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3270 and kytril. 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You may find that local customs and practice, as well as varying U.S. physicians' guidelines, at times conflict with these guidelines. It is essential that you review these Health Guidelines and Requirements with your physician, particularly in order to check on individual issues such as pre-existing medical problems and allergy to particular drugs. Any further questions or concerns should be directed to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC ; in Atlanta : cdc.gov travel or tel. 877-394-8747 ; or to your own physician. SIT's Overseas Travel Clinic in Brattleboro, Vermont provides medical services and education to help you have a safe and healthy experience abroad. If we can help with immunizations, please give us a call at 802-258-3358 or 3351. E-mail: health.sit worldlearning . PREVENTION OF INSECT-BORNE ILLNESS Malaria: While malaria is not common in South Africa, it does occur in certain locations. 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