Understanding the historical, temporal changes of malaria risk following control efforts in Africa provides a unique insight into what has been and might be archived towards a long-term ambition of elimination on the continent Here, we use archived published and unpublished material combined with biological constraints on transmission accompanied by a narrative on malaria control to document the changing incidence of malaria in Africa since earliest reports pre-second World War One result is a more informed mapped definition of the changing margins of transmission in 1939, 1959, 1979, 1999 and 2009

Meiramt De

Papers

Annual report of the permanent mission for study and prevention of endemic diseases of cape verde (1962)