Publications

the epidemiology of malaria in the papua new guinea highlands: 7. southern highlands province.	as the last part of a program to survey the extent of malaria transmission in the papua new guinea highlands, a series of rapid malaria surveys were conducted in 2003-2004 and 2005 in different parts of southern highlands province. malaria was found to be highly endemic in lake kutubu (prevalence rate (pr): 17-33%), moderate to highly endemic in erave (pr: 10-31%) and moderately endemic in low-lying parts (< 1500 m) of poroma and kagua (pr: 12-17%), but was rare or absent elsewhere. a reported m ...	2013	23763037
health impact assessments of malaria and ross river virus infection in the southern highlands province of papua new guinea.	malaria at an elevation of 1050 metres is common and highly endemic in the tagari valley in the southern highlands of papua new guinea. health impact assessments showed that the risks of malaria and epidemic polyarthritis at a gasfield development project in this area were high. baseline malariometric surveys were conducted in four villages in june and august 1990 and two follow-up surveys (may and december 1991) were made in the village of nogolitogo near the gasfield pioneer base camp. a total ...	1997	10365566