In India, nine Anopheline vectors are involved in transmitting malaria in diverse geo-
ecological paradigms. About 2 million confirmed malaria cases and 1,000 deaths are …

The Indian vector control programme similar to other programmes in the world is still reliant
on chemical insecticides. Anopheles culicifacies is the major vector out of six primary …

In India malaria endemicity is characterized by diverse ecology and multiple disease vector
species [1]. In the Southeast Asian region, India alone contributes to nearly 80% of malaria …

Background Bhutan has reduced its malaria incidence significantly in the last 5 years, and is
aiming for malaria elimination by 2016. To assist with the management of the Bhutanese …

Fever surveys were conducted in several districts of the Indian state of Assam to ascertain
the prevalence of malaria in relation to vector abundance, entomologic inoculation rates …

India is ecologically vast and has close to a billion-population living at risk of malaria. Given
the evidence-based present-day intervention tools and large-scale implementation, India …

Among six dominant mosquito vector species involved in malaria transmission in India,
Anopheles minimus is a major species in northeast India and held responsible for focal …

Many factors influence the success or failure of malaria vector control program such as
political will, leadership, sustained funding, robustness of healthcare system and others. In …

We describe a method for comparing the ability of different alert threshold algorithms to
detect malaria epidemics and use it with a dataset consisting of weekly malaria cases …

India is a malaria endemic country which is targeting malaria elimination by 2027.
Transmission intensities are low-to-moderate depending on the region supported by …