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Spatial Repellents

In the interest of stirring up some discussion on novel approaches to malaria vector control, I'd like to get some thoughts/ critiques of the use of spatial repellents as a means of addressing host-seeking by exophagic (outdoor-feeding) mosquitoes. This is…
By Michael Reddy on 19 Jan 2012 0 Recommendations 0 Replies
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Malaria Vaccine development

You may be interested in the journal article on initial results from the Phase 3 efficacy trial of the RTS,S vaccine candidate published in the New England Journal of Medicine last October. You can link to it here:…
By Mary Nnankya on 06 Jan 2012 0 Recommendations 2 Replies
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Smartphone App Diagnoses Malaria

Hello Sophie, I found the blog so interesting. May thoughts came to imagine how this gadget can reach the people who need it so badly. Most of the malaria cases go undetected especially in the rural areas of Africa simply because even healthcare workers…
By Sophie Beauvais on 06 Jan 2012 0 Recommendations 1 Replies
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WONDERS OF MALARIA VACCINES

HOW DOES MALARIA VACCINE Pfs25-EPA/Alhydrogel HELP IN BLOCKING MALARIA PARASITES FROM DEVELOPING INTO MOSQUITOES.
By NEUTRINO BERBORA on 03 Jan 2012 0 Recommendations 0 Replies
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Malaria RDT Expert Panel SESSION 1: Interpreting the Test in Context

Dear All, We have just published discussion brief summarizing the main points of this 3-session expert panel on Rapid Diagnostic Tests for Malaria. It is available online to signed-in GHDonline members. Please let us know what you think and consider…
By Ailis Tweed-Kent on 04 Jul 2011 2 Recommendations 23 Replies
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Common Sense, Community Health Workers, and Malaria Control in Northern Uganda - Part 2

This audio podcast is the second part of the lecture "Common Sense, Community Health Workers, and Malaria Control in Northern Uganda" taught by Michael Westerhaus on 10/18/2011. It runs about 15-20 minutes.
By Michael Westerhaus on 28 Dec 2011 0 Recommendations 2 Replies
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Wonder of Zanzibar.

Charlie the Smith article overstates itself. It’s great, but unsurprising, that Zanzibar has reduced malaria using drugs and vector control tools of known effectiveness. Of course, the efforts of the control program should at least be maintained or even…
By NEUTRINO BERBORA on 20 Nov 2011 0 Recommendations 6 Replies
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Microscopy Course in Nigeria: ANDI Center of Excellence for Malaria Diagnosis

ANDI CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR MALARIA DIAGNOSIS (2012 Training Schedule). College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Idi-Araba, Lagos Nigeria Title: Intensive Certificate Course in Malaria Microscopy The course seeks to build capacity on the fundamentals of…
By Ailis Tweed-Kent on 13 Dec 2011 0 Recommendations 0 Replies
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New Global Malaria Map Reveals Hot Spots in Asia and Latin America

Fyi From the ASTMH conference ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Date: Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 12:47 PM Subject: New Global Malaria Map Reveals Hot Spots in Asia and Latin America ** *Editor’s Note:…
By Sophie Beauvais on 05 Dec 2011 0 Recommendations 0 Replies
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Discordance.

Why do foreign aid programs sponsor wetland-preservation schemes that prevent residents from draining swamps in Apac , Uganda-the most malarious town on earth?
By NEUTRINO BERBORA on 20 Nov 2011 0 Recommendations 0 Replies
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