Background The spatial and temporal variability inherent in malaria transmission within
countries implies that targeted interventions for malaria control in high-burden settings and …

While mortality from malaria continues to decline globally, incidence rates in many countries
are rising. Within countries, spatial and temporal patterns of malaria vary across …

Malaria transmission is highly heterogeneous through time and space, and mapping of this
heterogeneity is necessary to better understand local dynamics. New targeted policies are …

Background As global progress to reduce malaria transmission continues, it is increasingly
important to track changes in malaria incidence rather than prevalence. Risk estimates for …

Given the scarcity of resources in developing countries like Rwanda, malaria control
requires new strategies that target specific populations, time periods and geographical …

As malaria transmission declines, the need to monitor the heterogeneity of malaria risk at
finer scales becomes critical to guide community-based targeted interventions. Although …

Background Zambia has achieved significant reductions in the burden of malaria through a
strategy of" scaling-up" effective interventions. Progress toward ultimate malaria elimination …

Due to the associated and substantial efforts of many stakeholders involved in malaria
containment, the disease burden of malaria has dramatically decreased in many malaria …

Malaria is a serious threat to global health, with over 95% of the cases reported in 2020 by
the World Health Organization in African countries, including Sudan. Sudan is a low-income …

At present malaria causes over 400,000 deaths per annum and an excess of 200 million
cases worldwide, with most cases occurring in African countries. In Zambia, as in many other …