The role of social care in services for people with disability

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The document discusses the importance of social care and support for people with disabilities. It emphasizes promoting social inclusion and providing valued social roles through practices like social role valorization. It also highlights the need to translate quality of life goals into concrete service actions to ensure people with disabilities experience freedom from abuse, basic privacy, health, continuity, and security.

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The Role of Social Care in Services for People with Disability Brian McClean Brothers Of Charity Roscommon

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Hantaviruses are primarily rodent-borne pathogens, which have received considerable attention in recent decades due to their high mortality rate. In order to find the causes of emergence of hantavirus-associated diseases anthropogenic changes are a priority. These include urbanization, deforestation, noise pollution, light pollution and electromagnetic fields, all of which have been shown to profoundly affect rodent physiology and immunology. These transformations act as chronic stressors to rodents and cause elevated concentrations of glucocorticoids, which are a major class of immunosuppressive hormone. Glucocorticoids are responsible for altering the immune tolerance of rodents, thereby rendering them susceptible to infection. A perspective of these events affords an insight into the extent to which anthropogenic stressors are responsible for the emergence and persistence of hantaviruses in rodents. Glucocorticoids induce T regulatory (Treg) lymphocytes to reduce inflammatory and antiviral responses and to activate regulatory responses, principally through production of the cytokines interleukin-10 and transforming growth factor-β to support viral persistence. It is concluded that in order to develop a low-cost intervention strategy consideration should be given to a systemic approach to therapy of hantavirus infection. This would target both a reduction of anthropogenic stressors and a greater understanding of host-parasite interactions.

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