Biology and Epidemiology of Malaria Recurrence: Implication for Control and Elimination
Malaria recurrence not only increases its clinical episodes, but also sustains transmission. It significantly contributes to a high burden of malaria and impedes elimination. Malaria recurrence can be due to reinfection, relapse, or recrudescence. Based on the type of recurrence, parasites exhibit s...
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| Language: | English |
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IntechOpen
2022
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