Prevalence and drivers of malaria infections among asymptomatic individuals from selected communities in five regions of Mainland Tanzania with varying transmission intensities
Gervas A. Chacha,
Filbert Francis,
Salehe S. Mandai
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundMalaria is still a leading public health problem in Tanzania despite the implementation of effective interventions for the past two decades. Currently, the country experiences heterogeneous transmission and a higher malaria burden in some vulnerable groups, threatening the prospects for elimination by 2030. This study assessed the prevalence and drivers of malaria infections among asymptomatic individuals in selected communities from five districts within five regions with varying endemicity in Mainl… Show more
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