Ethiopia

Malaria risk indicators such as satellite-based rainfall estimates, LST, EVI, and ETa exhibited significant lagged associations with malaria cases in the Amhara region and improved model fit and prediction accuracy.

The result showed that the drug could continue as first line for the treatment of uncomplicated Plasmodium falciparum malaria in the study area.

The present study has provided some evidence for the success of ITNs/IRS combined malaria control measures in Aneno Shisho kebele in Adami Tulu District.

This study documented a low prevalence of malaria that varied with season and altitudinal zone in a highland-fringe area of Ethiopia.

To assess the accuracy of Paracheck Pf® in reference to the conventional light microscopy.

Training of household heads on the utilization of LLITN significantly reduces the burden of malaria in under-five children.

Volatiles in the smoke of burning as well as fresh leaves of Co. citriodora and Oc. suave have significant repellent properties against host seeking An. arabiensis and Ae. aegypti mosquitoes.

In both surveys, net use was more likely by women, if nets had fewer holes and were at higher net per person density within households.

Results of this study can be used as a basis for further phytochemical and pharmacological investigations in the effort for search of new and locally affordable antimalarial agents.

The very low adherence to AL found in this study raises serious concerns for the malaria control in the region.