Malaria and Poverty
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Auteurs : Awash Teklehaimanot And Paola Mejia [États-Unis]Source :
- Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences [ 0077-8923 ] ; 2008-06.
Descripteurs français
- Wicri :
- geographic : Ouganda.
- topic : Condition économique, Croissance économique, Politique de la santé, Maladie tropicale.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- African countries, Appropriate health care, Birth weight, Causality works, Colonization projects, Columbia university, Direct costs, Earth institute, Economic burden, Economic conditions, Economic growth, Economic impact, Fuel malaria transmission need, Global, Global fund, Health policy, Health services, Heaviest burden, High transmission, Household level, Housing conditions, Important challenges, Indirect cost, Intellectual development, Limited access, Malaria, Malaria burden, Malaria control, Malaria control interventions, Malaria control programs, Malaria prevention, Malaria services, Malaria transmission, Malaria vector, Many areas, National product, Nutritional status, Poor countries, Poorest, Poorest people, Preventive measures, Recent years, Rural kenya, Severe disease, Social consequences, Social science medicine, Subsaharan africa, Teklehaimanot mejia, Temperate regions, Tropical disease, Uganda, Universal access, Work time, World bank, World health organization, York academy.
- Teeft :
- African countries, Appropriate health care, Birth weight, Causality works, Colonization projects, Columbia university, Direct costs, Earth institute, Economic burden, Economic conditions, Economic growth, Economic impact, Fuel malaria transmission need, Global, Global fund, Health policy, Health services, Heaviest burden, High transmission, Household level, Housing conditions, Important challenges, Indirect cost, Intellectual development, Limited access, Malaria, Malaria burden, Malaria control, Malaria control interventions, Malaria control programs, Malaria prevention, Malaria services, Malaria transmission, Malaria vector, Many areas, National product, Nutritional status, Poor countries, Poorest, Poorest people, Preventive measures, Recent years, Rural kenya, Severe disease, Social consequences, Social science medicine, Subsaharan africa, Teklehaimanot mejia, Temperate regions, Tropical disease, Uganda, Universal access, Work time, World bank, World health organization, York academy.
Abstract
Malaria is one of the most important challenges to global public health. African countries south of the Sahara bear today the heaviest burden of malaria. The relationship between poverty and malaria has long been recognized but its paths are multiple and complex. Recent studies suggest that causality works both ways, trapping communities in reinforcing cycles of poverty and disease. If malaria is to be controlled or eventually eliminated, the social and economic conditions that fuel malaria transmission need to be addressed. At the same time, malaria control should be seen as a poverty reduction strategy.
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DOI: 10.1196/annals.1425.037
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