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Permethrin-treated baby wraps for the prevention of malaria: results of a randomized controlled pilot study in rural Uganda

Boyce RM, Muhindo E, Baguma E, Muhindo R, Shem B,  et al.
2022-02-23 • Malaria Journal
2022-02-23 • Malaria Journal
BACKGROUND
Progress against malaria has stalled and may even be slipping backwards in high-burden countries. This is due to a range of factors including insecticide resistance and mo...
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Improving the specificity of Plasmodium falciparum malaria diagnosis in high-transmission settings with a two-step rapid diagnostic test and microscopy algorithm

Murungi M, Fulton T, Reyes R, Matte M, Ntaro M,  et al.
2017-05-01 • Journal of Clinical Microbiology
2017-05-01 • Journal of Clinical Microbiology
Poor specificity may negatively impact rapid diagnostic test (RDT)-based diagnostic strategies for malaria. We performed real-time PCR on a subset of subjects who had undergone diagnosti...
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Dengue in Western Uganda: a prospective cohort of children presenting with undifferentiated febrile illness

Boyce RM, Muhindo R, Nakakande R, Ciccone EJ, Grounds S,  et al.
2020-11-11 • BMC Infectious Diseases
2020-11-11 • BMC Infectious Diseases
BACKGROUND
The spatial distribution and burden of dengue in sub-Saharan Africa remains highly uncertain, despite high levels of ecological suitability. The goal of this study was to ...