Background Acute fever is a common presenting symptom in low/middle-income countries
(LMICs) and is strongly associated with sepsis. Hypoxaemia predicts disease severity in …

Acute febrile illnesses are common reasons to seek healthcare globally. They can be
caused by diverse infectious diseases which require complex diagnostics. Current clinical …

Background Fever is the most frequent symptom in patients seeking care in South and
Southeast Asia. The introduction of rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) for malaria continues to …

Background Fever is a common presenting symptom in low-and middle-income countries
(LMICs). It was previously assumed that malaria was the cause in such patients, but its …

Host biomarker testing can be used as an adjunct to the clinical assessment of patients with
infections and might be particularly impactful in resource-constrained settings. Research on …

Background Community-based health programmes have been a cornerstone of primary
care in Laos for decades. The study presented here aimed to document prospects for the …

Introduction Causes of deaths often go unrecorded in lower income countries, yet this
information is critical. Verbal autopsy is a questionnaire interview with a family member or …

Objective Critical gaps remain in understanding community perceptions and treatment‐
seeking behaviours in case of fever. This is especially relevant considering global …

Scrub typhus is one of the most neglected tropical diseases, a leading cause of acute
undifferentiated febrile illness in areas of the 'tsutsugamushi triangle', diagnosed frequently …

Introduction In low-income and middle-income countries in Southeast Asia, the burden of
diseases among rural population remains poorly understood, posing a challenge for …