Deforestation can increase the transmission of malaria. Here, we build upon the existing link
between malaria risk and deforestation by investigating how the global demand for …

Background & objectives: The study examined the mosquito-repellent and mosquitocidal
activities of the volatile oil of Ocimum gratissimum at three different locations (World Bank …

Deforestation, landscape dynamics, and socioeconomic factors within the tropical Americas,
Africa, and Asia may have different impacts on malaria incidence. To evaluate how these …

This study examined the spatio-temporal dynamics of malaria epidemiological patterns
considering environmental (vegetation, water bodies, slope, elevation) and climatic factors …

The use of botanicals as alternatives to synthetic insecticides offers a more environmentally
friendly method of insect control. The current study evaluated the toxic effects of the essential …

Of all forest species that transmit disease to humans, mosquitoes are considered the most
responsive to ecosystem changes caused by deforestation. This study examines the …

The term Ecopsychiatry was coined in the late 1970s by the American Psychiatric
Association. Conceptually it means the application of ecological construct in the study and …

Parasitic zoonoses are of public health importance and can be maintained in a community
through anthropozoonoses, zooanthroponoses and amphixenoses. A total of 100 domestic …

One hundred and fifty-two malaria-infected pregnant women whose pregnancies had
advanced to the 6th month were randomised into two study groups–supplemented and …

A total of 152 malaria parasitaemic pregnant women of varying ages and gravidities, whose
pregnancies had advanced up to the 6th months and above, were enrolled in the study …