In epidemiological modelling, efficiency and economic analyses have become important
metrics for identifying efficient and cost-effective intervention strategies that avert highest …

Recurrence of malaria symptoms after treatment constitutes one of the major factors affecting
malaria control in the population. The transmission of malaria will persist in the population, if …

Malaria is a deadly vector-borne infectious disease with high prevalence in the world's
endemic tropical and subtropical regions. Differences in individuals' disease susceptibility …

Malaria is the world's most fatal and challenging parasitic disease, caused by the
Plasmodium parasite and transmitted to humans by the bites of infected female mosquitos …

Malaria remains a serious and potentially fatal vector-borne disease, consistently ranking
among the world's deadliest infections. This study presents a systematic review of age …

Malaria is a vector-borne disease that poses major health challenges globally, with the
highest burden in children less than 5 years old. Prevention and treatment have been the …

Malaria, a vector-borne disease, and malnutrition, an imbalance of essential nutrients, or
poor nutrition are two major causes of childhood mortality in malaria endemic regions …

Malaria continues to be a critical global health issue due to its profound impact on human
development. This study explores the dynamics of malaria transmission within a population …

This paper presents an age-structured mathematical model for malaria transmission
dynamics with asymptomatic carrier and temperature variability. The temperature variability …

This study delves into the often‐overlooked impact of immature mosquitoes on the dynamics
of malaria transmission. By employing a mathematical model, we explore how these aquatic …