ArticleInternational journal of health geographics2018
Spatial panorama of malaria prevalence in Africa under climate change and interventions scenarios.
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Abstract
backgroundMalaria is highly sensitive to climatic variables and is strongly influenced by the presence of vectors in a region that further contribute to parasite development and sustained disease transmission. Mathematical analysis of malaria transmission through the use and application of the value of the basic reproduction number (R
methodsTemperature dependence aspect of R
resultsThe inclusion of the coupling between patches in dynamical model seems to have no effects on the estimate of the optimal temperature (about 25 °C) for malaria transmission. In patches environment, we were able to establish a threshold value (about α = 5) representing the ratio between the migration rates from one patch to another that has no effect on the magnitude of R
conclusionsThe approach employed here is a sole study that defined the limits of contemporary malaria transmission, using R
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