Prevalence of Human and Animal African Trypanosomiasis in Nigeria: a Scoping Review
Elizabeth O. Odebunmi,
Chukwuemeka Ibeachu,
Chinwe U. Chukwudi
Abstract:Background
African trypanosomiasis affects both humans (HAT) and animals (AAT). HAT is an NTD targeted for elimination in 2030, and has not been officially reported by WHO from Nigeria in the last decade despite frequent reports of animal carriers. Conversely, the burden of AAT continues to increase. This study synthesized published evidence on the prevalence of African trypanosomiasis within human and animal populations in Nigeria, the trypanosome species involved, the spread of animal reservoirs, and the va… Show more
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