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Estimating the hidden magnitude of the malaria community burden
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The second push for global malaria eradication, launched
more than a decade ago,1
has motivated a renewed
interest in the understanding of malaria transmission,
and in the strategies required to interrupt it. In this
respect, in order to eliminate malaria from a given
geographical area, rapid detection and treatment of
the clinical cases is rarely sufficient. In settings where
transmission intensity is sufficiently high, populations exposed to continuous infective mosquito bites
progressively develop a tolerance to malaria infections
during the first few years of their life. This tolerance
protects them against malaria disease, but not necessarily
against the infection itself.
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KETEMA, Tsige and BASSAT ORELLANA, Quique. Estimating the hidden magnitude of the malaria community burden. Lancet Infectious Diseases . 2020. ISSN 1473-3099. [consulted: 10 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/161077