Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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The cost of intensive routine control and cost-effectiveness of insecticide treated curtain deployment in a setting with low Aedes aegypti infestation

A Baly, ME Toledo, I Lambert, E Benitez, K Rodriguez, E Rodriguez, V Vanlerberghe and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2015) TROPICAL MEDICINE & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. 20(suppl. 1). p.380-380
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Effectiveness of insecticide treated curtains in a setting with low Aedes aegypti infestation levels and an intensive routine vector control programme

ME Toledo, I Lambert, JC Popa, A Baly, V Vanlerberghe, Y Abad and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2011) TROPICAL MEDICINE & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. 16(suppl. 1). p.240-240
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Incremental cost of dengue outbreak control in Guantánamo, Cuba

A Baly, ME Toledo, K Rodriguez, JR Benitez, M Rodriguez, M Boelaert, V Vanlerbrghe and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2011) TROPICAL MEDICINE & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. 16(suppl. 1). p.239-239
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Community involvement in dengue vector control: cluster Randomised Trial (Reprinted from British Medical Journal, vol 338, b1959, 2009)

VEERLE VANLERBERGHE (UGent) , ME Toledo, M Rodriguez, D Gomez, A Baly, JR Benitez and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2010) MEDICC REVIEW. 12(1). p.41-47
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Community involvement in dengue vector control : cluster randomised trial

VEERLE VANLERBERGHE (UGent) , ME Toledo, M Rodríguez, D Gomez, A Baly, JR Benitez and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2009) BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 338.
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The incremental economic cost of controlling Dengue disease in Guantanamo, Cuba

A Baly, ME Toledo, K Rodriguez, JR Benitez, M Rodriguez, V Vanlerberghe, M Boelaert and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2009) TROPICAL MEDICINE & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. 14(suppl. 2). p.168-168
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Social costs of dengue and Aedes aegypti control in La Lisa, Cuba

A Reyes, A Baly, D Torres, ME Toledo, V Polo, L Garcia, B Cepero, G Zamora, V Vanlerberghe and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2009) TROPICAL MEDICINE & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. 14(suppl. 2). p.169-169
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The added value of community involvement strategies in the control of Aedes aegypti: from design to translation into practice

ME Toledo, A Baly, V Vanlerberghe, JR Benitez, D Gomez, M Rodriguez, A Rodriguez, D Banderas, E Ceballos and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2009) TROPICAL MEDICINE & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. 14(suppl. 2). p.168-168
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Fidelity research assists in evaluation, adjustment and scaling-up of community-based interventions in Cuba

D Perez, P Lefevre, M Castro, L Sanchez, ME Toledo, A Baly, A Reyes, K Perez, V Vanlerberghe, V Polo, et al.

(2009) TROPICAL MEDICINE & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. 14(suppl. 2). p.167-167
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The unbearable lightness of technocratic efforts at dengue control

ME TOLEDO, A BALY, V VANLERBERGHE, M RODRIGUEZ, JR BENITEZ, J DUVERGEL and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2008) TROPICAL MEDICINE & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. 13(5). p.728-736

Academic Bibliography

The cost of intensive routine control and cost-effectiveness of insecticide treated curtain deployment in a setting with low Aedes aegypti infestation

Effectiveness of insecticide treated curtains in a setting with low Aedes aegypti infestation levels and an intensive routine vector control programme

Incremental cost of dengue outbreak control in Guantánamo, Cuba

Community involvement in dengue vector control: cluster Randomised Trial (Reprinted from British Medical Journal, vol 338, b1959, 2009)

Community involvement in dengue vector control : cluster randomised trial

The incremental economic cost of controlling Dengue disease in Guantanamo, Cuba

Social costs of dengue and Aedes aegypti control in La Lisa, Cuba

The added value of community involvement strategies in the control of Aedes aegypti: from design to translation into practice

Fidelity research assists in evaluation, adjustment and scaling-up of community-based interventions in Cuba

The unbearable lightness of technocratic efforts at dengue control

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