Household morbidity and mortality figures on malaria clearly shows that it is a disease not to be taken lightly. The tendency to trivialise the disease as common and easily treatable may account for the high global mortality rates of malaria amongst households. The major aim of the study is to investigate various envir...
Oseghale E. O., Chokor B. A.· Biological and Environmental...· 0 citations
Malaria remains one of the most consequential public health challenges in Nigeria, and the conditions that govern its transmission are strongly climatic. This study examined the influence of climate variability on malaria incidence in Lokoja Metropolis, Kogi State, between 2019 and 2024, and mapped the resulting geogra...
Silas Silas· Journal of Interdisciplinary...· 0 citations
Surface water (pond) plays an important role in sustaining urban communities, while rapid urbanization in Chattogram City has elevated concerns over its degradation over time. The current research assessed usable pond water quality across all 41 wards in Chattogram City by evaluating key physicochemical and microbial p...
Mohammad Abdul Aziz, Shajada Akter Joya, Juma Uz Salam et al.· Discover Cities· 0 citations
Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) continues to pose a substantial challenge to public health in Indonesia, particularly in urban settings where disease occurrence is unevenly distributed. Within the urban context of Bandung, DHF cases recorded in several administrative districts exhibit clear spatial variability across di...
Hesty Syfa Asyafiah, Ghefira Shofa Imriane, Dita Puspitasari et al.· International Conference on...· 0 citations
BACKGROUND OBJECTIVES
The mounting urban health challenges caused by mosquito-borne diseases-including Dengue, Malaria, and Japanese Encephalitis (JE)- in Indian cities are partly due to rapid urbanisation processes and due to climate change. This research assesses the heterogeneous risk of mosquito-borne diseases (MBD...