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Low-density asymptomatic parasitemia in southern Zambia does not lead to clinical malaria and is not associated with household transmission: results from a two-year cohort study
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Low-density asymptomatic parasitemia in southern Zambia does not lead to clinical malaria and is not associated with household transmission: results from a two-year cohort study
Background In low malaria transmission settings targeting elimination, the World Health Organization recommends a combination of mass (e.g., mass test-and-treat), targeted (e.g., chemoprophylaxis or treatment for travelers), and reactive (e.g., reactive drug administration) strategies...
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