67th ASTMH Annual Meeting – 2018

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American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASTMH), United States

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THEMES: THEMES: Basic Science | Epidemiology | Health Systems

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67th ASTMH Annual Meeting – 2018: Complete Series

ASTMH 2018: Session 11 “Malaria Epidemiology – Recent Progress in Advancing Surveillance, Measurement and Modelling for Program Success”

ASTMH 2018: Session 19 “Transmission Blocking Immunity: From Biology to Interventions”

ASTMH 2018: Session 30 “A Roadmap for Ivermectin as a Complementary Vector Control Tool for Malaria”

ASTMH 2018: Session 42 “Alan J. Magill Malaria Eradication Symposium”

ASTMH 2018: Session 61 “Genetic Epidemiology for Malaria Elimination”

ASTMH 2018: Session 73 “Next Generation Rapid Diagnostic Tests for Malaria: Prospects and Considerations”

ASTMH 2018: Session 103 “Unraveling the Biology of the Hypnozoite – Integrating Findings from Lab Models and Field Studies of Plasmodium vivax”

ASTMH 2018: Session 118 “Malaria Elimination in Asia and Africa”

ASTMH 2018: Session 130 “Moving Beyond Passive Case Detection: Evidence-Based Approaches to Planning and Implementing Active Surveillance Strategies in Malaria Elimination Settings”

ASTMH 2018: Session 151 “Accelerating Malaria Elimination Through Private Sector Engagement: Dynamic Strategies to Better Localize Cases to Test, Treat and Track in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS)”

ASTMH 2018: Session 157 “Advancing a Spatial Repellent Category for Public Health Use: New Insights, Considerations and Remaining Challenges”

ASTMH 2018: Session 168 “Why is Malaria Transmission Persisting in Some Contexts Despite High Coverage of Vector Control Tools, Such as LLINs and IRS? Results From Recent Studies Across Three WHO Regions”

ASTMH 2018: Session 178 “Integrated Vector Management in Malaria Elimination Settings: Charting the Way forward in the Americas”

Last Updated: 22/04/2026

Senior editorial support has been facilitated by Graham Brown.

THEMES: Basic Science | Epidemiology | Health Systems

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