Malaria as a Reemerging Disease

favicon
Written by
photo

We believe information about products and services that could benefit people should be made available to consumers to help them make informed decisions about their health care. Therefore, we try to provide accurate and reliable information by working with different fact-checkers to review articles for factual accuracy, relevance, and timeliness. A team of qualified and experienced fact-checkers rigorously reviewed our content before publishing it on our website. At TnHealth, we rely on the most current and reputable sources cited in the text and listed at the bottom of each article. Content is fact-checked after it has been edited and before publication.

future image

TnHealth has taken reasonable steps to ensure compliance with regulatory bodies’ guidelines. Our claims in advertisements or sponsorships do not constitute endorsement or recommendation, and the exclusion does not suggest disapproval. TnHealth does not control or guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or efficacy of the information contained in any advertisement or sponsorship. If you believe we have overextended ourselves and are in breach of the advertising guidelines, reach out to our team.

Emerging Infectious Diseases—CDC

Pesticides and Public Health: Integrated Methods of Mosquito Management, R.I. Rose
Volume 7(1) January-February 2001

Remote Sensing and Human Health: New Sensors and New Opportunities, L.R. Beck
Volume 6(3) May-June 2000 

Malaria on the Move: Human Population Movement and Malaria Transmission, P. Martens 
Vol. 6(2) March-April 2000

From Shakespeare to DeFoe: Malaria in England in the Little Ice Age, P. Reiter 
Volume 6(1) January-February 2000

Malaria Reemergence in the Peruvian Amazon Region, J. Aramburú Guarda, C. Ramal Asayag, and R. Witzig
Volume 5(2) March-April 1999

Insecticide Resistance and Vector Control, W.G. Brogdon and J.C. McAllister 
Volume 4(4) October-December 1998

Malaria: A Reemerging Disease in Africa, T. Nchinda Volume 4(3) July-September 1998

Environmental Health Perspectives—NIEHS

Coupling between Annual and ENSO Timescales in the Malaria-Climate Association in Colombia. 109:489-493 (2001).

El Niño and the Dynamics of Vectorborne Disease Transmission
Simon Hales, Phil Weinstein, Yvan Souares, and Alistair Woodward (107:99-102)

Potential Impact of Global Climate Change on Malaria Risk
Willem J.M. Martens, Louis W. Niessen, Jan Rotmans, Theo H. Jetten, and Anthony J. McMichael (103:458-464)

World Health Organization Bulletin

Combination therapy for malaria in Africa: hype or hope? by Peter B. Bloland, Mary Ettling, & Sylvia Meek: vol.78, no.12, 1378-1388. [PDF]

Comparison of house spraying and insecticide-treated nets for malaria control by Christopher F. Curtis & Abraham E.P. Mnzava: vol.78, no.12, 1389-1400. [PDF]

Spatial targeting of interventions against malaria by Richard Carter, Kamini N. Mendis, & Donald Roberts: vol.78, no.12, 1401-1411. [PDF]

Molecular entomology and prospects for malaria control by Frank H. Collins, Luna Kamau, Hilary A. Ranson, & John M. Vulule: vol.78, no.12, 1412-1423. [PDF]

Using a geographical information system to plan a malaria control programme in South Africa by Marlize Booman, Dave N. Durrheim, Kobus La Grange, Carrin Martin, Aaron M. Mabuza, Alpheus Zitha, Frans M. Mbokazi, Colleen Fraser, & Brian L. Sharp: vol.78, no.12, 1438-1444. [PDF]

Climate change and vector-borne diseases: a regional analysis by Andrew K. Githeko, Steve W. Lindsay, Ulisses E. Confalonieri, & Jonathan A. Patz: vol.78, no.9, 1136-1147.  [PDF]

+ Sources

Tnhealth has strict sourcing guidelines and relies on peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical associations. We work mostly with peer-reviewed studies to ensure accurate information. We avoid using tertiary references. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

favicon

Tnhealth StaffWriter

Related post