2024
DOI: 10.1101/2024.04.02.24305230
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Evidence from Madagascar shows that vaccination could mitigate climate-driven disruptions to malaria control

Benjamin L. Rice,
Estelle Raobson,
Sylviane Miharisoa
et al.

Abstract: Increasingly extreme weather events in high malaria burden areas threaten progress to disease control targets. Yet, data on the impact of these events on control programs remain rare. Using unique data from Madagascar, we estimate high rates of infection in the wake of two major tropical cyclones. Evidence that infection rebounds rapidly during gaps in interventions indicates maintaining continuity of coverage is crucial to limiting burden. Relative to other interventions, recently available malaria vaccines h… Show more

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