Vector Biology and African Tropical Parasitology

Written by an expert in the field of Microbiology and Parasitology, this book provides an in-depth look at the tropical parasites and vectors that cause some of the most devastating diseases in Africa. It expands the awareness and consideration of health professionals confronted with rapidly evolving health challenges. In its concise, accessible format, it can be easily consulted to benefit patients in situations where time is limited, such as when interacting with patients, preparing for assessments or interviews, or during emergencies or outbreaks.
The monograph fills a void, serving as a practical companion for stakeholders, enabling them to broaden their understanding and make well-informed decisions in clinical cases. In tropical settings, where resources are often limited, it provides sufficient data to help healthcare providers achieve greater precision in disease diagnosis. Furthermore, as climate change influences vector behavior, it ultimately affects disease transmission dynamics. Understanding the fundamental principles of vector biology will enhance the accuracy and precision of diagnosing diseases transmitted by these vectors.
The book is a valuable resource intended for professionals in practice and training. Overall, it fulfills the need for a handy reference in situations where time is of the essence. Its inclusion of up-to-date information and its focus on tropical settings and limited resources make it a valuable tool for healthcare professionals aiming to improve disease diagnosis and management.