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The document presents a retrospective study on human trichinellosis in children from Timis County, Romania, conducted between 1990 and 2006. It highlights the epidemiological features of the disease, which is caused by consuming undercooked pork infected with Trichinella larvae. The study analyzed medical records of 106 hospitalized children, revealing that most cases occurred in boys aged 10-14, predominantly from urban areas during winter months. The highest prevalence was noted in 1994, attributed to economic transitions affecting food safety. The findings emphasize the importance of hygiene education and preventive measures to reduce trichinellosis incidence.

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Begin by entering your personal information in the designated fields, including name, age, and contact details. This information is crucial for tracking health policies effectively.
Next, navigate to the section regarding health history. Fill out any relevant medical conditions or previous illnesses that may relate to trichinellosis or other health concerns.
In the following section, provide details about dietary habits, particularly pork consumption. This data helps assess risk factors associated with trichinellosis.
Finally, review all entered information for accuracy before submitting the form. Ensure that all sections are completed as this will aid in effective policy implementation.

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How is the health system in Romania?

Heart diseases and stroke are the biggest contributors to mortality and deaths from some cancers have increased sharply. Infectious diseases also pose a docHub challenge, with Romania having the highest rate of tuberculosis in the EU, and over a third of all multidrug-resistant tuberculosis cases.

What is the main cause of death in Romania?

Ischaemic heart disease was the leading cause of mortality in Romania in 2020, accounting for about 19 % of all deaths, while mortality from stroke accounted for about 14 % of all deaths (Figure 2). Mortality from all types of cancer accounted for one in six deaths (16.7 %).

What is the national health strategy of Romania?

A National Health Strategy 2023-2030 was adopted through Government Decision in October 2023. The Strategy has a secondary objective in promoting the health education among children and adolescents. The National Youth Strategy 2024-2027 includes a specific objective on promoting health and education for health.

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