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Increased Case-Load of Malaria in an Epidemic Prone Zone that had been Masked by Insufficient Surveillance Data Reveled during Yellow Fever Outbreak Investigation in Kenya, 2022

2023-08-01

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>Background</bold>: Early detection is key to the control of malaria infection. Over 70% of the population in Kenya is constantly at risk of infection. In March 2022, several samples were collected from yellow fever suspects, during a yellow fever outbreak investigation in Isiolo County, with malaria being detected in more than 92% of them. This prompted further investigations to,...

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e373fb61-efee-52ea-a0f2-e8ccb88aadb4
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3179248/v1
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