… This report presents results from a total population survey of malaria infection and intervention
coverage in a rural area of eastern Uganda, with a specific focus on how risk factors differ …

… %), including four infections with a new SVMNK genotype. In rural Gabon, Plasmodium infections
with all … infections also including non-falciparum infections when aiming for eradication. …

… infections persisted in this rural area of western Kenya. As a result, the accumulation of
undetected and untreated infections … been successfully infected by submicroscopic infections [5, 6]…

… All Plasmodium species infections were significantly more prevalent in the rural area
compared to the urban area in asymptomatic infections (p < 0.001). Living in a …

… , it was shown that people in rural areas received on average 146 P. falciparum infected
bites per annum compared to only 14 for people resident in urban areas (Hay et al., 2000). …

… of the infection is needed. There is little information on the frequency and effect of submicroscopic
malaria infection, as well as on multiplicity of Plasmodium … in a rural area of southern …

… falciparum infection, and urban areas were at lower risk. Adjusting for covariates, high
risk of P. falciparum infection was identified in rural areas of lowland and highland. Bed net …

… , Mad 20 allelic family was found more frequent in infected children from urban area than
those from rural area. But, some msp1 alleles detected were differently distributed in children …

… area, Brazilian Amazonia. We examine the relative contribution of low-density and asymptomatic
parasitemias to the overall Plasmodium … Plasmodium vivax infections were considered …

… as loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) assays (Table 2), will not replace microscopy
in routine diagnostic laboratories in rural areas in the tropics where malaria is prevalent. …