Animal Health: Recent submissions
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Assessment of Knowledge, Attitude and Practices (KAP) of Cattle rearing communities regarding tsetse and trypanosomiasis control in tsetse infected area in South Darfur State , The Sudan
(2025)Livestock rearing is one of the major economic activities in most of Darfur region including South Darfur and a source of livelihood to rural communities. and makes a significant contribution to food security and income ... -
Geometric morphometric analysis of tsetse flies in Kiéré (Côte d’Ivoire): towards a targeted strategy to combat animal trypanosomiasis
(2025)Côte d'Ivoire eliminated human African trypanosomiasis as a public health problem in December 2020 and is currently aiming to halt transmission by 2030 -
Smelling Out Solutions: Advancing targeted smell-based strategies for Trypanosomiasis control
(2025)Development and use of baits targeting more of trypanosome infected G. pallidipes and application of integrated vector control and treatment approaches is a promising strategy in managing AAT -
Capitalizing on Climate Change-Environment- Socioeconomics Nexus for sustainable and scalable T&T interventions
(2025)La trypanosomose animale africaine (TAA), transmise principalement par les mouches tsé-tsé, est bien plus qu’un problème vétérinaire : c’est unfrein majeur au développement rural, à la sécurité alimentaire et à la gestion ... -
Translating available technologies and innovations for scalable and sustainable tsetse field actions: The Case of Niayes Senegal
(2025)As part of the management of AT, a National Programme for the Control of Tsetse and Trypanosomiasis in Senegal (PNLTTS) was set up by Decree No. 3139 of 22 May 2006 -
A metabarcoding approach to examine the ecology of the tsetse fly in Forecariah, a focus of Human African Trypanosomiasis in Guinea
(2025)Using metabarcoding, to elucidate the transmission route of Tbgambiense in a complex co-epidemiological context, with a view to adapt vector control strategies and reach sustainable elimination of transmission of HAT in Guinea -
The Kanyemba Community Tsetse Elimination Dilemma
(2025)The Kanyemba community in Zimbabwe is an infested tsetse zone, and is one of the priority areas with an estimated human population of 4,500 people spread across 24 villages with an estimated 270 number of cattle. -
Near-infrared spectroscopy discriminates mass-reared sterile and wild tsetse flies
(2025)The Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) technique, a promising newgeneration monitoring tool, appeared to be a reliable alternative for identifying tsetse flies
