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Relevância das Condições Meteorológicas para a Ocorrência da COVID-19
Relevance of Meteorological Conditions for the Occurrence of COVID-19

Desde a declaração da COVID-19 como Emergência Internacional de Saúde Pública (PHEIC) pela Organização Mundial da Saúde (OMS), tem-se tentado identificar factores que afectam o comportamento da pandemia para garantir melhor controlo. Dos diversos factores, os meteorológicos estão entre os mais ...

Mapping and Modelling Malaria Risk Areas Using Climate, Socio-Demographic and Clinical Variables in Chimoio, Mozambique

Background: Malaria continues to be a major public health concern in Africa. Approximately 3.2 billion people worldwide are still at risk of contracting malaria, and 80% of deaths caused by malaria are concentrated in only 15 countries, most of which are in Africa. These high-burden countries have achiev...

Modelling the influence of climate on malaria occurrence in Chimoio Municipality, Mozambique

Parasit. vectors; 10 (1), 2017
Background: Mozambique was recently ranked fifth in the African continent for the number of cases of malaria. In Chimoio municipality cases of malaria are increasing annually, contrary to the decreasing trend in Africa. As malaria transmission is influenced to a large extent by climatic conditions, model...

Mapping malaria incidence distribution that accounts for environmental factors in Maputo Province--Mozambique

Malar. j. (Online); 9 (79), 2010
Background: The objective was to study if an association exists between the incidence of malaria and some weather parameters in tropical Maputo province, Mozambique. Methods: A Bayesian hierarchical model to malaria count data aggregated at district level over a two years period is formulated. This mode...

A country-wide malaria survey in Mozambique. II. Malaria attributable proportion of fever and establishment of malaria case definition in children across different epidemiological settings

Malar. j. (Online); 8 (74), 2009
Background: Protection against clinical malaria episodes is acquired slowly after frequent exposure to malaria parasites. This is reflected by a decrease with increasing age in both parasite density and incidence of clinical episodes. In many settings of stable malaria transmission, the presence...