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Mahmood Muazu Dalhat,Julien Potet,Abdulaziz Mohammed et al. Mahmood Muazu Dalhat et al.
Africa remains one of the regions with the highest incident and burden of snakebite. The goal of the World Health Organization to halve the global burden of snakebite by 2030 can only be achieved if sub-optimal access to antivenoms in the m...
Luis Fernando Díaz-Peña,Torres-Ortiz Daniela,Manuel B Aguilar et al. Luis Fernando Díaz-Peña et al.
Venoms from tarantulas contain low molecular weight vasodilatory compounds whose biological action is conceived as part of the envenomation strategy due to its propagative effects. However, some properties of venom-induced vasodilation do n...
Franklin Riet-Correa,Mizael Machado,Juan F Micheloud Franklin Riet-Correa
This paper reviews toxic plants for livestock in South America. We included 219 plants in this review, considering only the plants that caused at least one demonstrated outbreak of poisoning. Plants reported as toxic in other regions and pr...
Md Jahangir Alam,Md Mahmudul Hasan Maruf,Md Asif Iqbal et al. Md Jahangir Alam et al.
As a disaster-prone country with unique geographical features, snake biting is a major public health concern in Bangladesh. The primary reasons of mortality from snakebite include late presentation to the hospital, low efficacy of antivenom...
Sakthivel Vaiyapuri,Priyanka Kadam,Gnaneswar Chandrasekharuni et al. Sakthivel Vaiyapuri et al.
Snakebite envenoming (SBE) predominantly affects rural impoverished communities that have limited access to immediate healthcare. These communities often hold numerous myths/misbeliefs about snakes and SBE. Moreover, healthcare professional...
Julien Potet,Saschveen Singh,Koert Ritmeijer et al. Julien Potet et al.
The medical humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides medical care in more than 70 countries and admits more than 7000 cases of snakebite in its facilities each year. We describe our activities against snakebite in...
Adolfo Soto-Domínguez,Daniel Salas-Treviño,Gloria A Guillén-Meléndez et al. Adolfo Soto-Domínguez et al.
Peroxisomicine A1 (PA1) is a toxin isolated from the Karwinskia genus plants whose target organs are the liver, kidney, and lung. In vitro studies demonstrated the induction of apoptosis by PA1 in cancer cell lines, and in vivo in the liver...
Eleanor Strand,Felipe Murta,Anna Tupetz et al. Eleanor Strand et al.
With the advancements in therapeutics and available treatment options, almost all deaths and permanent disabilities from snakebite envenoming (SBE) are preventable. The challenge lies in implementing these evidence-based treatments and prac...
N J Ten Have,Gaby I Ooms,Benjamin Waldmann et al. N J Ten Have et al.
Snakebite envenoming (SBE) is a grossly neglected tropical disease (NTD) that predominantly affects those living in rural settings in low-and-middle income countries. South Asia currently accounts for the highest global SBE-related mortalit...
Geoffrey K Isbister Geoffrey K Isbister
Antivenom is the main treatment for snake envenoming and there are ongoing concerns about availability in resource poor regions of the world. However, effective antivenom treatment for snake envenoming requires more than improved availabili...