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Objectives : Malaria is a parasitic infection caused by Plasmodium species and it is especially seen in tropical and subtropical areas.
We aimed to evaluate the effects of the infection in Afghanistan, which is an endemic place for malaria and had severe socio-economical lost after the war. We also compared these data with the ones that were recorded before the war. Methods : Blood samples were taken from malaria suspected patients who come to the health centre, established by the medical group of Istanbul Medical Faculty in , Afghanistan.
Results : In 95 In 65 patients Conclusions : Reported data of malaria in Afghanistan are limited by the only studies carried on Afghan refugees in bordering countries. In this study given data were collected from the present Afghan people living in their home country even after the war. We emphasized the increasing importance of the infection in Afghanistan where malaria is endemic and there is severe socio-economic damage after the war.
Objectives : Salmonella is one of the major causes of human diseases related to food consumption. Some infected individuals recovering from this infection become temporary or permanent carriers, harbouring the organisms in the gallbladder, biliary tract, or rarely in their intestine. The objective of this study was prevalence of S. Method : In this study, persons who were working in supplying and distribution of the food-stuffs were investigated.
