AW: Aracatuba

[Kayser]

Dear Dr. Di Lorenzo,

I have found your email in the Leishmania mailing list. We have developed a 
new antiparasitic drug, and we would like to do some clinical 
investigations on this drug. This will happen in the near future, and I 
would like to look for some collaboration partners who would like to work 
with us and who can do some testing. Is it possible for you to bring us in 
contact with some vets or scientist?

Dr. O. Kayser

Dr. O. Kayser
Freie Universitat Berlin
Institut fur Pharmazie
Abt. Pharmazeutische Technologie & Biopharmazie und Biotechnologie
Kelchstra?e 31
12169 Berlin
Deutschland/ Germany
Fax/Fon: +49-30 77 000 489
Mobile: 0177-327 1999
email: kayser at zedat.fu-berlin.de





-----Ursprungliche Nachricht-----
Von:	Claudia Di Lorenzo Oliveira [SMTP:dlorenzo at unix.horizontes.com.br]
Gesendet am:	Montag, 19. Juli 1999 04:51
An:	Multiple recipients of list
Betreff:	Re: Aracatuba


-----Mensagem original-----
De: Heitor Franco de Andrade Junior <hfandrad at usp.br>
Para: Multiple recipients of list <leish-l at bdt.org.br>
Data: Terca-feira, 6 de Julho de 1999 16:52
Assunto: Re: Aracatuba

Dear colleagues,

In Belo Horizonte we have a lot of problems with veterinary  because their
National Association decided to treat the dogs. Then, about 30% the dogs
have been treated by leishmaniasis in my city. I think it's a big problem,
but when we advised the Healthy Minister they didn't  believe.
In Aracatuba, the vets are treat the dogs, too.
I think the leishmaniasis in dogs will increase very quickly in Sao Paulo,
like in Belo Horizonte, because the dogs are susceptible, the owners moved
their dogs and the street dogs carry the disease. In Belo Horizonte, we 
have
4% dogs seropositive. We used to examine  by ELISA and RIFI (IFI).
After five years, the local government  spent with leishmaniasis control
more than 2 millions dollars.
Sorry , but my English is not good enough.
Claudia Di Lorenzo