Despite the decrease in malaria mortality and morbidity, it remains a significant public health
problem in India. India is targeting malaria elimination from the country by 2030. Different …

Vector-borne diseases (VBDs) are one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality
among human populations and account for around 17% of the total global burden of …

Malaria infection is still to be considered a major public health problem in those 106
countries where the risk of contracting the infection with one or more of the Plasmodium …

A major public health question is whether urbanization will transform malaria from a rural to
an urban disease. However, differences about definitions of urban settings, urban malaria …

Introduction microorganisms and macrohistory one of the chief blessings of living in the
modern world is supposed to be that the risk of dying from an infectious disease has become …

Accurate and reliable forecasts of malarial incidences are necessary for the health
authorities to ensure the appropriate action for the control of the outbreak. In this study, a …

Malaria is a vector-borne infectious disease, caused by five different species of the genus
Plasmodium, and is endemic to many tropical and sub-tropical countries of the globe. At …

Malaria eradication involves eliminating malaria from every country where transmission
occurs. Current theory suggests that the post-elimination challenges of remaining malaria …

Abstract Background The Indian city of Chennai is endemic for malaria and the known local
malaria vector is Anopheles stephensi. Plasmodium vivax is the predominant malaria …

Abstract Background In this study, Aloe vera samples were collected from different climatic
regions of India. Quantitative HPTLC (high performance thin layer chromatography) analysis …