Clinic-based surveillance indicates persistent malaria transmission in Northeastern India, highlighting prevention and community education needs.
The results highlight heterogeneities in disease prevalence within an endemic area, and emphasizes the significance of local risk- factors, such as outdoor activities during peak mosquito hours, in sustaining malaria transmission. Targeted interventions, community education, and better access to prevention and treatment can play an important role in reducing the disease burden.
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