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1. Swiss epidemiology needs Swiss epidemiologists (Publications)

   Swiss epidemiology needs Swiss epidemiologists

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2. Failure to encourage breast feeding [Commentary] (Publications)

   Failure to encourage breast feeding [Commentary]

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3. Programme diversity is key to the success of insecticide-treated bednets (Publications)

   Programme diversity is key to the success of insecticide-treated bednets

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4. Human trypanosomiasis: African and American trypansomiasis (Chagas disease) (Publications)

   Human trypanosomiasis: African and American trypansomiasis (Chagas disease)

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5. Malaria recommendations for risk groups visiting sub-Saharan Africa: a survey of European expert opinion and international guidelines (Publications)

   Malaria recommendations for risk groups visiting sub-Saharan Africa: a survey of European expert opinion and international guidelines

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6. An exploratory study using mHealth technology to describe health risks to travelers (Publications)

   An exploratory study using mHealth technology to describe health risks to travelers

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7. Chronic ulcers in <em>Buruli ulcer</em> patients following specific treatment in a district hospital in Ghana (Publications)

   Chronic ulcers in <em>Buruli ulcer</em> patients following specific treatment in a district hospital in Ghana

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8. Urbanisation in Côte d'Ivoire increases Aedes mosquito hatching rate and contributes to dengue and yellow fever outbreaks by selecting Aedes... (Publications)

   Urbanisation in Côte d'Ivoire increases Aedes mosquito hatching rate and contributes to dengue and yellow fever outbreaks by selecting Aedes aegypti

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9. Wilhelm His : aus Basel, 1831-1904 (Publications)

   Wilhelm His : aus Basel, 1831-1904

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10. HIV infection disrupts the sympatric host-pathogen relationship in human tuberculosis (Publications)

    HIV infection disrupts the sympatric host-pathogen relationship in human tuberculosis

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    The phylogeographic population structure of Mycobacterium tuberculosis suggests local adaptation to sympatric human populations. We hypothesized that HIV infection, which induces immunodeficiency, wil