Mobile phones and malaria: modeling human and parasite travel.

Mobile phones and malaria: modeling human and parasite travel.

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Human mobility plays an important role in the dissemination of malaria parasites between regions of variable transmission intensity. Asymptomatic individuals can unknowingly carry parasites to regions where mosquito vectors are available, for example, undermining control programs and contributing to...

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Main Authors:	Buckee, C, Wesolowski, A, Eagle, N, Hansen, E, Snow, R
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2013

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