Mosquito-associated viruses (MAVs), including mosquito-specific viruses (MSVs) and
mosquito-borne (arbo) viruses (MBVs), are an increasing public, veterinary, and global …

Effective infectious disease surveillance in high-risk regions is critical for clinical care and
pandemic preemption; however, few clinical diagnostics are available for the wide range of …

Acute febrile illness (AFI) is one of the most common reasons for seeking medical care in
low-income and middle-income countries. Bacterial infections account for a relatively small …

In low-income and middle-income countries, most patients with febrile illnesses present to
peripheral levels of the health system where diagnostic capacity is very limited. In these …

To improve the early recognition of danger signs in children with severe febrile illness in low
resource settings, WHO promotes automated respiratory rate (RR) counting, but its …

Introduction Febrile illnesses constitute a major clinical challenge in tropical settings. We
aimed to assess the frequency, presentation and management of febrile illness at two health …

Malaria remains the leading cause of acute febrile illness (AFI) in Africa despite successful
control measures and programs. Acute febrile illnesses can be misdiagnosed as malaria as …

Objectives In 2010, WHO published guidelines emphasising parasitological confirmation of
malaria before treatment. We present data on changes in fever case management in a low …

As part of a field study (NCT04473768) in children presenting with severe febrile illness to
Kisantu hospital (DR Congo), we retrospectively compiled user experiences (not …

Objectives: Understanding treatment seeking for severe febrile illness (SFI) is
methodologically challenging. In this scoping review, we investigate definitions of severe …