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Event card with text: Greenwood Africa Lecture 2022 with Dr Melissa Kapulu
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Vaccine Centre
Malaria Centre

Greenwood Africa Lecture 2022 with Dr Melissa Kapulu

Event card with text: Greenwood Africa Lecture 2022 with Dr Corine Ngufor
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Annual Lectures
Malaria Centre

Greenwood Africa Lecture 2022 with Dr Corine Ngufor

LSHTM, Keppel Street, London, United Kingdom
World Immunisation Week 2022 banner
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Vaccine Centre
Malaria Centre

Malaria – where are the vaccines?

A mother and her two children taking part in the MASSIV trial in Basse
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Centre for Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases
Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health
Malaria Centre

World Malaria Day 2022: Climate change and vector-borne disease

Aerial imagery collected by unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV or drone) of households and larval habitats in Sapone, Burkina Faso. Credit: Nombre Apollinaire and Kimberly Fornace
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Malaria Centre

How can spatial analysis of malaria data help achieve elimination?

Primary school girl with net on her head, Busolwa, Misungwi, Tanzania. Credit: Natacha Protopopoff for LSHTM
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Malaria Centre

The enduring importance of bed nets for the control of malaria

A patient is given a does of IV and DP as part of a mass drug administration trial attempting to eradicate malaria in the region. IV (Ivemectin) kills any mosquito as it bites the patient, and the DP (Dihydroartemisinin-Piperaquine) kills the malaria parasite. Basse, The Gambia. Credit: Louis Leeson/LSHTM
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Malaria Centre

Mass Drug Administration with Ivermectin: A promising tool toward malaria elimination

Typical mosquito breeding site in Cabo Verde – one of the countries in West Africa aiming for malaria elimination. © Adilson de Pina
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Malaria Centre

Malaria vector control and surveillance for countries in West Africa nearing elimination

Macondo's aeerial images captured using drones for malaria control and risk mapping in South America, Southeast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
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Malaria Centre

Drone mapping for vector-borne diseases: Perceptions and practicalities

Dr Hannah Koenker, Technical Director, Tropical Health
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Malaria Centre

Malaria and bed nets: What do we mean when we talk about net use?

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Malaria Centre

Malaria Centre PhD Student Showcase

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Malaria Centre

Drones to characterize aquatic habitats of malaria vectors in the Amazon, Malaysian Borneo and Burkina Faso