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No evidence for a classic transmission-duration tradeoff in human malaria infections

2026-02-09

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Pathogenic organisms are typically thought to be constrained by a tradeoff between the rate and duration of transmission, an assumption that underpins a considerable body of evolutionary theory. Here we test for a transmission-duration tradeoff using detailed historical malaria infection data from an era prior to widespread use of antibiotics when humans were deliberately infected with malaria parasites as treatme...

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10.64898/2026.02.01.26345288
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