Lessons from malaria control to help meet the rising challenge of dengue.
Achievements in malaria control could inform efforts to control the increasing global burden of dengue. Better methods for quantifying dengue endemicity-equivalent to parasite prevalence surveys and endemicity mapping used for malaria-would help target resources, monitor progress, and advocate for i...
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| description | Achievements in malaria control could inform efforts to control the increasing global burden of dengue. Better methods for quantifying dengue endemicity-equivalent to parasite prevalence surveys and endemicity mapping used for malaria-would help target resources, monitor progress, and advocate for investment in dengue prevention. Success in controlling malaria has been attributed to widespread implementation of interventions with proven efficacy. An improved evidence base is needed for large-scale delivery of existing and novel interventions for vector control, alongside continued investment in dengue drug and vaccine development. Control of dengue is unlikely to be achieved without coordinated international financial and technical support for national programmes, which has proven effective in reducing the global burden of malaria. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:aab82019-2771-4f62-aa5f-2b3aa2b352e92022-03-27T03:17:02ZLessons from malaria control to help meet the rising challenge of dengue.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:aab82019-2771-4f62-aa5f-2b3aa2b352e9EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2012Anders, KHay, SAchievements in malaria control could inform efforts to control the increasing global burden of dengue. Better methods for quantifying dengue endemicity-equivalent to parasite prevalence surveys and endemicity mapping used for malaria-would help target resources, monitor progress, and advocate for investment in dengue prevention. Success in controlling malaria has been attributed to widespread implementation of interventions with proven efficacy. An improved evidence base is needed for large-scale delivery of existing and novel interventions for vector control, alongside continued investment in dengue drug and vaccine development. Control of dengue is unlikely to be achieved without coordinated international financial and technical support for national programmes, which has proven effective in reducing the global burden of malaria. |
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| title | Lessons from malaria control to help meet the rising challenge of dengue. |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Lessons from malaria control to help meet the rising challenge of dengue. |
| title_short | Lessons from malaria control to help meet the rising challenge of dengue. |
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