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  • 5. Diseases subject to the international health regulations.
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  • 7. [Global program of smallpox eradication. 1. Smallpox in the world before acceptance of the program of its eradication by the World Health Organization].
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  • 9. [International health organizations facing the emergence of new infectious diseases].
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  • 15. [Elimination of indigenous malaria in Argentina: history of a struggle and the risk of forgetting].
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  • 18. The long journey: a brief review of the eradication of rinderpest.
    Njeumi F, Taylor W, Diallo A, Miyagishima K, Pastoret PP, Vallat B, Traore M.
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  • 19. Preventive medicine in Croatia through time and space.
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