Chagas Disease in Latin America Audra Zimmer University of Pittsburgh.

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Chagas Disease in Latin America Audra Zimmer University of Pittsburgh

Learning Objectives  To learn about Chagas Disease  To understand its affect on Latin America  To recognize the attempts that have been made to control this disease  To realize the ongoing challenges

Megaoesophagus Heart with Chronic Chagas Disease

T. Cruzi in a blood smear

Prevalence Now

Challenges and Problems

Globalization of Chagas Disease from endemic to non-endemic

Prevention

Conclusion

Works Cited

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