ArticleMedecine tropicale et sante internationale2026
[Variability in urban malaria transmission across health districts in Bouaké, Côte d'Ivoire].
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Rationale: Approximately 20 years ago, studies conducted in the city of Bouaké revealed a high level of malaria transmission, primarily due to the Materials and methods: Investigations were conducted in urban areas during the rainy season from June 10 to 29, 2016, in Bouaké's three health districts (Northwest, Northeast, and South). Mosquitoes were collected from human-biting samples and identified. We examined the feeding behavior of female vectors and estimated the entomological parameters of malaria transmission. We determined the physiological age of the female vectors by dissecting their ovaries and detected mosquitoes infected with Results: Only the malaria vector species Conclusion: Malaria transmission occurs in all three districts of Bouaké, with levels twice as high in the Northeast District. This transmission is carried out by the
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