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Maybe it happened already. Growing in Kenya in the 80s, many regions were considered malaria endemic. A number of this regions from these 2000s are now consider
by sdiq 6y ago
Maybe it happened already. Growing in Kenya in the 80s, many regions were considered malaria endemic. A number of this regions from these 2000s are now considered malaria-free. Could this be the reason? I don't know.
- BurningFrog 6y agoSure, one possible explanation is that this is in the process of happening naturally. Next year 5% will be 6%, and so on.
- lukeschlather 6y agoMost tropical/subtropical areas that are malaria-free did it by virtually eliminating mosquitoes with pesticides long enough that malaria was virtually eliminated in the human population, which eliminated malaria in the mosquito population when the mosquitoes rebounded.