Conference 9 invitation
Risks& Solutions
Tanta University, Faculty of Medicine and the Egyptian Society of Liver&
Environment (ELSE) kindly invite you
October 1 st – 2 nd /2014
Tanta Faculty of Medicine Hall of Conferences

By
Prof Dr Abdel Raouf Abou El Azm
Tanta University
President of the Egyptian Society of liver and Environment else.eg.liver@gmail.com

Number in Egypt?
Security Reports?
Press reports
- 600 000
- 1 Million
- 2 Millions
- 5 Millions
A report mentioned ( must be killed as dogs)

Street children problems
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Social
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Economic
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Health
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Security

Famous triad is applied
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Poverty
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Ignorance
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Disease

Living in Polluted environment
Food, water and air:
Living in train stations - parking - cinemas
- Markets - buildings under construction and near large mosques
Food and water: parasites - diarrhea - a common intestinal - dysentery - and food poisoning
Air: TB

Hunger, pollution and malnutrition

Food
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Not clean (dirty sources: gift- stolen or from rubbish)
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Expired
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Little (not sufficient to satisfy hunger)
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83% of street children are malnourished since birth and anemia

The risk of HBV, HCV and
HIV infection in the community
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Blood and blood products
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Instruments contaminated with blood or secretions
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Sex
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Drug abuse
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From the mother to her children

Why street children are the highest incidence of infection?
More than 25- 30 % of street children infected with viral hepatitis B, C
( Asmaa Mohamed )
1 - Blood and blood products
The exercise of physical violence leading to the occurrence of injuries
2- Use tools possible contamination of blood

Street children

3 Sex (mostly at the age of sexually active)
- 58.4% of children had sex and 79% of them had sex under threat
- Subjected to sexual abuse
- Rape
- prostitution
- Multiplicity of partnership
- Sex outside genitals

Street children
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4- Different kinds of drug abuse

Street children

Street children

5- From the mother to her children
- Where an unwanted pregnancy
- Aborting the Ripper unhealthy ways

Street children