Sentence examples for malaria control programme from inspiring English sources

By studying weather forecasts, the Southern African Malaria Control programme has been able to predict epidemics, with reasonable accuracy, up to six weeks in advance.

Background: The Senegalese National Malaria Control Programme has recommended use of rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) that target the histidine-rich protein 2 (HRP2), specific to Plasmodium falciparum, to diagnose malaria cases.

"The fact that it's rapid is great but it will, of course, need to be emphasised for a test to be usable by a malaria control programme in Africa, it must be affordable and portable".

After the First World War, vector control started to receive more attention and became a key component of an integrated malaria control programme in the Pontine Marshes that was undertaken by the fascist government.

It can, therefore, be inferred from these results that the biosynthesized CPHE-AgNPs can find useful application in the malaria control programme by killing the larvae of the vector of Plasmodium parasites.

The Senegal national malaria control programme introduced universal parasite-based diagnosis using malaria RDTs from late 2007 in all public health facilities.

The National Malaria Control Programme was also active as its strategic plan included community malaria case management (Ministério da Saúde, 2006b, MOH-NMCP, 2009).

The programme was set up in collaboration with Ghana's ministry of health, which made regular reports to the National Malaria Control Programme.

SMC is also being used in Burkina Faso where, according to Dr Yacouba Savadogo, director of the National Malaria Control Programme, malaria accounts for about half of doctor visits and 30% of deaths in health centres.

Of 1555310 reported fever cases at public health facilities in 2006, only 3.1% (48275) were confirmed to be malaria by microscopy (Data records, Senegal National Malaria Control Programme NMCPCP).

"Often times, malaria impacts a child's education, as it contributes to a high rate of absenteeism from school," said Dr. Joel Jones, head of Liberia's Malaria Control Programme.