Description
As a result of successful malaria control efforts, Namibia, like many countries in southern Africa, is aiming for elimination by 2020.
Evaluating the Feasibility of Reactive Targeted Parasite Elimination vs. Reactive Case Detection, With and Without Reactive Vector Control, As a Community Level Intervention in Response to Confirmed, Passively Identified Index Cases in Zambezi Region
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