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Day 3, Wednesday 16 NovemberTime Item Name08.30–09.10 Plenary report: Working Group I Rapporteur09.10–09.50 Plenary report: Working Group II Rapporteur09.50–10.30 Plenary report: Working Group III Rapporteur10.30–11.00 Coffee break11.00–11.40 Plenary report: Working Group IV11.40–12.30 Small group to review draft conclusions and recommendations SWG Chairperson/rapporteurs12.30–14.00 Lunch break14.00–15.30 Plenary discussion and amendment of conclusions and recommendations All15.30–16.00 Coffee break16.00–16.30 Any other business16.30–17.00 Concluding remarksClosure of the meetingClosure – finalChairperson, Director TDRReport of the Scientific Working Group on Schistosomiasis, 2005 • TDR/SWG/0719
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showed that successful elimination
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WORKING PAPER 4.Quantification ofdi
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where YLL is the years of life in a
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Table 1. Disability-associated outc
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7. Brooker S et al. Evaluating the
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intensity of schistosome infection
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WORKING PAPER 7.Clinical schistosom
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ULTRASOUND vs. MAGNETICRESONANCE IM
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WORKING PAPER 9. Researchtowards ne
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circumstances, e.g. in people expos
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WORKING PAPER 11. Thesocial determi
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Table 1: Human Development Indicato
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the peri-urban fringes of large pop
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Some of these conclusions are not s
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japonicum infection parameters, inc
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candidate genes encoding HLA class
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