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Malaria in the USA: How Vulnerable Are We to Future Outbreaks?

Kyndall C Dye-BraumullerMufaro Kanyangarara
Published in: Current tropical medicine reports (2021)
Despite the lack of recent autochthonous cases in the USA, multiple risk factors suggest that local malaria outbreaks in the USA will continue to pose a public health threat due to large numbers of international travelers from endemic areas, multiple Anopheles spp. capable of transmitting the parasite, and unsatisfactory vector-borne disease outbreak preparedness. Climate conditions and recent changes in travel patterns will influence malaria across the globe.
Keyphrases
  • plasmodium falciparum
  • public health
  • risk factors
  • infectious diseases
  • climate change
  • global health
  • current status
  • toxoplasma gondii