Box and Figures

BOX

5-1 Examples of Methods to Mitigate Infectious Diseases in Slum Environments in India

FIGURES

2-1 Health in relation to other Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) activities and sectors

2-2 Infant and child mortality in rural versus urban areas

3-1 Proportion of group A Streptococcus isolate genotypes found at one private clinic (Jorge Valente) and two public clinics (Emergência São Marcos and Quinto Centro) in Salvador, Brazil

3-2 Comparison of exposure in short-range airborne route and large droplet route, showing highest concentrations of inhaled airborne and large droplet exposures within 1.5 meters

3-3 Travel networks of humans and parasites between settlements and regions in Kenya

4-1 Number of probable and confirmed Ebola virus disease (EVD) infections among health care workers in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone (January 2014 to March 2015)

4-2 Co-occurrence of different household-level exposures of high-risk factors for cholera in spatially matched households (matched-sets)

4-3 Different barriers facilitate or constrain the flow of pathogens from one species to another

4-4 Modified Wells-Riley equation for estimating annual risk of tuberculosis (TB) infections using number of inhaled TB infectious quanta per year

4-5 Correlation between the mean indoor carbon dioxide concentrations in 62 naturally ventilated classrooms and airflow per person

5-1 Response framework in the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) Global Vector Control Response 2017–2030 to reduce the burden and threat of vector-borne diseases affecting humans

5-2 The proportion of urban populations living in slums in African countries

5-3 Global map of the predicted distribution of the Aedes aegypti mosquito

5-4 Primary outcomes of cluster randomized controlled trial Camino Verde, a community involvement intervention across two sites in Nicaragua and Mexico