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Prevalence of asymptomatic non-falciparum and falciparum malaria in the 2014-15 Rwanda Demographic Health Survey

Claudia Gaither
Neeva Wernsman Young
Samuel White
Jean-Baptiste Mazarati
Pierre Gashema
Jeffrey A. Bailey
Camille Morgan
Hillary M. Topazian
Tharcisse Munyaneza
Rebecca Kirby
Claude Mambo Muvunyi
Varun Goel
Jean De Dieu Butera
Corine Karema
Koby Boyter
David Giesbrecht
Jenna Zuromski
Kyaw L. Thwai
Jonathan J. Juliano

20251 citationOpen accessUniversity Of Global Health Equity

Abstract

Asymptomatic non-falciparum malaria and P. falciparum malaria are common and widely distributed across Rwanda in adults. Continued molecular monitoring, preferably done by the national malaria control program, of Plasmodium diversity using routine survey samples is needed to strengthen malaria control.

Research topics

Malaria Research and Control
Viral Infections and Outbreaks Research
Global Maternal and Child Health

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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0330480

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