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期刊名:Tanzania journal of health research

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ISSN:1821-6404

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Theobald C E Mosha,Henry H Laswai,John Assey et al. Theobald C E Mosha et al.
Iron deficiency anaemia is a public health problem in Tanzania especially among children under the age of five years. In malaria holoendemic areas, control of anaemia by supplementation with iron has been reported to increase serious advers...
Sayoki G M Mfinanga,Rob M Warren,Rudovick Kazwala et al. Sayoki G M Mfinanga et al.
Information on the different spoligotype families of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in Tanzania is limited, and where available, restricted to small geographical areas. This article describes the genetic profile of M tuberculosis across Tanzani...
Georgies F Mgode,Abdul S Katakweba,Ginethon G Mhamphi et al. Georgies F Mgode et al.
Leptospirosis and toxoplasmosis are among understudied zoonotic diseases that are also not diagnosed routinely in Tanzania. Humans get leptospirosis and toxoplasmosis through contact with an environment contaminated with Leptospira bacteria...
Proches Hieronimo,Nganga I Kihupi,Didas N Kimaro et al. Proches Hieronimo et al.
Fleas associated with different rodent species are considered as the major vectors of bubonic plague, which is still rampant in different parts of the world. The objective of this study was to investigate the contribution of land use to rod...
Didas N Kimaro,Balthazar M Msanya,Joel Meliyo et al. Didas N Kimaro et al.
Heterogeneity in the landscapes of West Usambara Mountains on land use and human activities has been reported. However, the interface of land use patterns and human modified soils with small mammal and flea abundance for possible explanatio...
Proches Hieronimo,Didas N Kimaro,Nganga I Kihupi et al. Proches Hieronimo et al.
Small mammals are considered to be involved in the transmission cycle of bubonic plague, still occurring in different parts of the world, including the Lushoto District in Tanzania. The objective of this study was to determine the relations...
Proches Hieronimo,Joel Meliyo,Hubert Gulinck et al. Proches Hieronimo et al.
Literature suggests that higher resolution remote sensing data integrated in Geographic Information System (GIS) can provide greater possibility to refine the analysis of land cover and terrain characteristics for explanation of abundance a...
Njaka A Ralaizafisoloarivony,Didas N Kimaro,Nganga I Kihupi et al. Njaka A Ralaizafisoloarivony et al.
Human plague still exists in different parts of the world, including some landscapes in north-eastern Tanzania. Wherever the hotspot of plague, small mammals seem to play a key role as host. The objective of this study was to investigate th...
Joel L Meliyo,Boniface H J Massawe,Balthazar M Msanya et al. Joel L Meliyo et al.
Previous studies suggest that rodent burrows, a proxy for rodent population are important for predicting plague risk areas. However, studies that link landform, surface attributes and rodent burrows in the Western Usambara Mountains in Tanz...
Njaka A Ralaizafisoloarivony,Didas N Kimaro,Nganga I Kihupi et al. Njaka A Ralaizafisoloarivony et al.
Small mammals play a role in plague transmission as hosts in all plague endemic areas. Information on distribution and diversity of small mammals is therefore important for plague surveillance and control in such areas. The objective of thi...