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Sarah Gallalee1, Iska Zarlinda2, Martha G Silaen2

  • 1Malaria Elimination Initiative, Institute for Global Health Sciences, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA. sarah.gallalee@ucsf.edu.

Malaria journal
|January 30, 2024
PubMed
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森林暴露显著增加了疟疾风险,特别是Plasmodium knowlesi和Plasmodium vivax感染,在印度尼西亚阿切. 针对性干预对于高风险的森林人口中消除疟疾至关重要.

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森林中的森林人.高风险人群 高风险人群印度尼西亚 印度尼西亚 印度尼西亚疟疾:疟疾是一种疾病.消除疟疾 消除疟疾据了解,我们知道Plasmodium.这是一种活性菌 (Plasmodium vivax).监督监督监督监督监督监督监督监督监督监督监督监督

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