Desert Malaria (eBook, PDF)
An Emerging Malaria Paradigm and Its Global Impact on Disease Elimination
Desert Malaria (eBook, PDF)
An Emerging Malaria Paradigm and Its Global Impact on Disease Elimination
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This book comprehensively reviews the disease dynamics, distribution, surveillance, epidemiology, diagnosis, control strategies, and management of the desert malaria. It highlights the potential risks of unstable but often exacerbated malaria conflagration as epidemics in the middle of duned desert, a desert oasis, and desert-fringe regions. Further, it reveals the factors inveigled into desert environments due to extensive anthropogenic activities such as canalized irrigation projects, high-yielding new agriculture practices, human concentration, and increased trade. It addresses the impact…mehr
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- Verlag: Springer Nature Singapore
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Februar 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9789811976933
- Artikelnr.: 67474129
- Verlag: Springer Nature Singapore
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Februar 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9789811976933
- Artikelnr.: 67474129
Dr. Tyagi has published over 640 scientific articles, and 37 books, including the WHO (2015) training manual, “Biosafety for human health and the environment in the context of the potential use of genetically modified mosquitoes (GMMs): A tool for biosafety training based on courses in Africa, Asia and Latin America, 2008–2011”. He also holds a patent for a ‘mechanical mosquito sampler’ (Indian Patent # 191635) and transferred two technologies to the Health Department, Tamil Nadu in 2010 1nd 2014, respectively. He is credited with the origin of science of medical arthropodology in India, and also the series of annual Medical Arthropodology conferences, commencing 2007. He has provided expert guidance for preparing the OECD’s (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) Consensus Document on the dengue/yellow fever vector mosquito, Aedes aegypti Linn. in 2018.
(i) Global malaria scenario
(ii) Asian malaria scenario
(iii) Indian malaria scenario
Chapter 2: DESERTS OF THE WORLD AND RESIDUAL MALARIA SOURCES
(i) Deserts and their malaria history
(ii) Saharan Desert and malaria
(iii) Middle-East Deserts and malaria
(iv) Great Indian Thar Desert and malaria
Chapter 3: ENVIRONMENT OF THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Topography, biota, landscapes, water sources
(ii) Extensive canalization
(iii) Changes in physiographic characteristics
(a) Rise in water table
(b) Rainfall, temperature and humidity
Chapter 4: EXTENSIVE CANALIZATION IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Groundwater quality
(ii) Soil property
(iii) Land irrigability productibility
(iv) Canal sedimentation
(v) Crop pattern
(vi) Demography and human behaviour
(vii) Wetlands and sources of potable water
Chapter 5: ANOPHELINE FAUNA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Classification of Anopheles
(ii) Species Identification and Phylogeny of Anopheles
(iii) Anopheles Species Complexes
(iv) Speciation, plasticity and genetic polymorphism
(v) Diversity Dominant Vector Species
(vi) Distribution of the Dominant Vector Species
Chapter 6: EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Dynamics of malaria prevalence
(ii) Focal outbreaks of malaria
(iii) Urban malaria
(iv) Quarymine malaria
(v) Border malaria
Chapter 7: EPIDEMICS OF MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Evolution of pathways of malaria
(ii) Epidemics and human behaviour
Chapter 8: AGROECONOMICAL AND SOCIAL IMPACTS ON MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND
THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Health impact of malaria
(ii) KAP in the Desert
(iii) Paradox about rice cultivation in the irrigated desert region and malaria
Chapter 9: MALARIA MANAGEMENT WITH VECTOR CONTROL IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE
GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Environmental control of vectors
(ii) Insecticidal control of vectors
(iii) Biological control of vectors
(iv) Genetic control of vectors
Chapter 10: MALARIA DIAGNOSIS IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
Chapter 11: MALARIA IMMUNITY IN DESERT POPULATION IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT
INDIAN THAR DESERTS
Chapter 12: MALARIA CONTROL IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Treatment policies
(ii) Antimalarials
(iii) Resistance development in malaria parasites
(iv) Drug pharmacokinetics and delivery
(i) Global malaria scenario
(ii) Asian malaria scenario
(iii) Indian malaria scenario
Chapter 2: DESERTS OF THE WORLD AND RESIDUAL MALARIA SOURCES
(i) Deserts and their malaria history
(ii) Saharan Desert and malaria
(iii) Middle-East Deserts and malaria
(iv) Great Indian Thar Desert and malaria
Chapter 3: ENVIRONMENT OF THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Topography, biota, landscapes, water sources
(ii) Extensive canalization
(iii) Changes in physiographic characteristics
(a) Rise in water table
(b) Rainfall, temperature and humidity
Chapter 4: EXTENSIVE CANALIZATION IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Groundwater quality
(ii) Soil property
(iii) Land irrigability productibility
(iv) Canal sedimentation
(v) Crop pattern
(vi) Demography and human behaviour
(vii) Wetlands and sources of potable water
Chapter 5: ANOPHELINE FAUNA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Classification of Anopheles
(ii) Species Identification and Phylogeny of Anopheles
(iii) Anopheles Species Complexes
(iv) Speciation, plasticity and genetic polymorphism
(v) Diversity Dominant Vector Species
(vi) Distribution of the Dominant Vector Species
Chapter 6: EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Dynamics of malaria prevalence
(ii) Focal outbreaks of malaria
(iii) Urban malaria
(iv) Quarymine malaria
(v) Border malaria
Chapter 7: EPIDEMICS OF MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Evolution of pathways of malaria
(ii) Epidemics and human behaviour
Chapter 8: AGROECONOMICAL AND SOCIAL IMPACTS ON MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND
THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Health impact of malaria
(ii) KAP in the Desert
(iii) Paradox about rice cultivation in the irrigated desert region and malaria
Chapter 9: MALARIA MANAGEMENT WITH VECTOR CONTROL IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE
GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Environmental control of vectors
(ii) Insecticidal control of vectors
(iii) Biological control of vectors
(iv) Genetic control of vectors
Chapter 10: MALARIA DIAGNOSIS IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
Chapter 11: MALARIA IMMUNITY IN DESERT POPULATION IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT
INDIAN THAR DESERTS
Chapter 12: MALARIA CONTROL IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Treatment policies
(ii) Antimalarials
(iii) Resistance development in malaria parasites
(iv) Drug pharmacokinetics and delivery
(i) Global malaria scenario
(ii) Asian malaria scenario
(iii) Indian malaria scenario
Chapter 2: DESERTS OF THE WORLD AND RESIDUAL MALARIA SOURCES
(i) Deserts and their malaria history
(ii) Saharan Desert and malaria
(iii) Middle-East Deserts and malaria
(iv) Great Indian Thar Desert and malaria
Chapter 3: ENVIRONMENT OF THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Topography, biota, landscapes, water sources
(ii) Extensive canalization
(iii) Changes in physiographic characteristics
(a) Rise in water table
(b) Rainfall, temperature and humidity
Chapter 4: EXTENSIVE CANALIZATION IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Groundwater quality
(ii) Soil property
(iii) Land irrigability productibility
(iv) Canal sedimentation
(v) Crop pattern
(vi) Demography and human behaviour
(vii) Wetlands and sources of potable water
Chapter 5: ANOPHELINE FAUNA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Classification of Anopheles
(ii) Species Identification and Phylogeny of Anopheles
(iii) Anopheles Species Complexes
(iv) Speciation, plasticity and genetic polymorphism
(v) Diversity Dominant Vector Species
(vi) Distribution of the Dominant Vector Species
Chapter 6: EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Dynamics of malaria prevalence
(ii) Focal outbreaks of malaria
(iii) Urban malaria
(iv) Quarymine malaria
(v) Border malaria
Chapter 7: EPIDEMICS OF MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Evolution of pathways of malaria
(ii) Epidemics and human behaviour
Chapter 8: AGROECONOMICAL AND SOCIAL IMPACTS ON MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND
THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Health impact of malaria
(ii) KAP in the Desert
(iii) Paradox about rice cultivation in the irrigated desert region and malaria
Chapter 9: MALARIA MANAGEMENT WITH VECTOR CONTROL IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE
GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Environmental control of vectors
(ii) Insecticidal control of vectors
(iii) Biological control of vectors
(iv) Genetic control of vectors
Chapter 10: MALARIA DIAGNOSIS IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
Chapter 11: MALARIA IMMUNITY IN DESERT POPULATION IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT
INDIAN THAR DESERTS
Chapter 12: MALARIA CONTROL IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Treatment policies
(ii) Antimalarials
(iii) Resistance development in malaria parasites
(iv) Drug pharmacokinetics and delivery
(i) Global malaria scenario
(ii) Asian malaria scenario
(iii) Indian malaria scenario
Chapter 2: DESERTS OF THE WORLD AND RESIDUAL MALARIA SOURCES
(i) Deserts and their malaria history
(ii) Saharan Desert and malaria
(iii) Middle-East Deserts and malaria
(iv) Great Indian Thar Desert and malaria
Chapter 3: ENVIRONMENT OF THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Topography, biota, landscapes, water sources
(ii) Extensive canalization
(iii) Changes in physiographic characteristics
(a) Rise in water table
(b) Rainfall, temperature and humidity
Chapter 4: EXTENSIVE CANALIZATION IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Groundwater quality
(ii) Soil property
(iii) Land irrigability productibility
(iv) Canal sedimentation
(v) Crop pattern
(vi) Demography and human behaviour
(vii) Wetlands and sources of potable water
Chapter 5: ANOPHELINE FAUNA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Classification of Anopheles
(ii) Species Identification and Phylogeny of Anopheles
(iii) Anopheles Species Complexes
(iv) Speciation, plasticity and genetic polymorphism
(v) Diversity Dominant Vector Species
(vi) Distribution of the Dominant Vector Species
Chapter 6: EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Dynamics of malaria prevalence
(ii) Focal outbreaks of malaria
(iii) Urban malaria
(iv) Quarymine malaria
(v) Border malaria
Chapter 7: EPIDEMICS OF MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Evolution of pathways of malaria
(ii) Epidemics and human behaviour
Chapter 8: AGROECONOMICAL AND SOCIAL IMPACTS ON MALARIA IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND
THE GREAT INDIAN THAR DESERTS
(i) Health impact of malaria
(ii) KAP in the Desert
(iii) Paradox about rice cultivation in the irrigated desert region and malaria
Chapter 9: MALARIA MANAGEMENT WITH VECTOR CONTROL IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE
GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Environmental control of vectors
(ii) Insecticidal control of vectors
(iii) Biological control of vectors
(iv) Genetic control of vectors
Chapter 10: MALARIA DIAGNOSIS IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
Chapter 11: MALARIA IMMUNITY IN DESERT POPULATION IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT
INDIAN THAR DESERTS
Chapter 12: MALARIA CONTROL IN THE AFRICAN SAHARA AND THE GREAT INDIAN THAR
DESERTS
(i) Treatment policies
(ii) Antimalarials
(iii) Resistance development in malaria parasites
(iv) Drug pharmacokinetics and delivery