Recent publications
Climate change and the resurgence of malaria in the East African highlands.Hay, S. I.
Cox, J.
Rogers, D. J.
Randolph, S. E.
Stern, D. I.
Shanks, G. D.
Myers, M. F.
Snow, R. W.
Nature, (2002). 415:905-9
East African highland malaria resurgence independent of climate change.Hay, S. I.
Cox, J.
Rogers, D. J.
Randolph, S. E.
Stern, D. I.
Shanks, G. D.
Myers, M. F.
Snow, R. W.
Directions in Science, (2002). 1:82-85
The evolution of drug-resistant malaria: the role of drug elimination half-life.Hastings, I. M.
Watkins, W. M.
White, N. J.
Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci, (2002). 357:505-19
The cost of not treating bednets.Guyatt, H. L.
Snow, R. W.
Trends Parasitol, (2002). 18:12-6
Free insecticide for nets is cost effective.Guyatt, H. L.
Snow, R. W.
Trends in Parasitology, (2002). 18:205
Too poor to pay: charging for insecticide-treated bednets in highland Kenya.Guyatt, H. L.
Ochola, S. A.
Snow, R. W.
Trop Med Int Health, (2002). 7:846-50
A comparative cost analysis of insecticide-treated nets and indoor residual spraying in highland Kenya.Guyatt, H. L.
Kinnear, J.
Burini, M.
Snow, R. W.
Health Policy Plan, (2002). 17:144-53
Free bednets to pregnant women through antenatal clinics in Kenya: a cheap, simple and equitable approach to delivery.Guyatt, H. L.
Gotink, M. H.
Ochola, S. A.
Snow, R. W.
Trop Med Int Health, (2002). 7:409-20
Malaria prevention in highland Kenya: indoor residual house-spraying vs. insecticide-treated bednets.Guyatt, H. L.
Corlett, S. K.
Robinson, T. P.
Ochola, S. A.
Snow, R. W.
Trop Med Int Health, (2002). 7:298-303
The Economics of Worm Control.Guyatt, Helen
The Geohelminths: Ascaris, Trichuris and Hookworm, (2002). 2:75-87
Updating the DALYs for diarrhoeal disease.Guerrant, R. L.
Kosek, M.
Lima, A. A.
Lorntz, B.
Guyatt, H. L.
Trends Parasitol, (2002). 18:191-3
The potential of Pathfinder AVHRR data for providing surrogate climatic variables across Africa and Europe for epidemiological applications.Green, R. M.
Hay, S. I.
Remote Sens Environ, (2002). 79:166-175
A model for estimating total parasite load in falciparum malaria patients.Gravenor, M. B.
Lloyd, A. L.
Kremsner, P. G.
Missinou, M. A.
English, M.
Marsh, K.
Kwiatkowski, D.
J Theor Biol, (2002). 217:137-48
On the determinants of population structure in antigenically diverse pathogens.Gomes, M. G.
Medley, G. F.
Nokes, D. J.
Proc Biol Sci, (2002). 269:227-33
Malaria: pathogenicity and disease.English, M.
Newton, C. R.
Chem Immunol, (2002). 80:50-69
Blood transfusion for severe anaemia in children in a Kenyan hospital.English, M.
Ahmed, M.
Ngando, C.
Berkley, J.
Ross, A.
Lancet, (2002). 359:494-5
Impaired uteroplacental blood flow in pregnancies complicated by falciparum malaria.Dorman, E. K.
Shulman, C. E.
Kingdom, J.
Bulmer, J. N.
Mwendwa, J.
Peshu, N.
Marsh, K.
Ultrasound Obstet Gynecol, (2002). 19:165-70
The role of reduced red cell deformability in the pathogenesis of severe falciparum malaria and its restoration by blood transfusion.Dondorp, A. M.
Nyanoti, M.
Kager, P. A.
Mithwani, S.
Vreeken, J.
Marsh, K.
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg, (2002). 96:282-6
The role of antibodies to Plasmodium falciparum-infected-erythrocyte surface antigens in naturally acquired immunity to malaria.Bull, P. C.
Marsh, K.
Trends Microbiol, (2002). 10:55-8
Plasmodium falciparum infections are associated with agglutinating antibodies to parasite-infected erythrocyte surface antigens among healthy Kenyan children.Bull, P. C.
Lowe, B. S.
Kaleli, N.
Njuga, F.
Kortok, M.
Ross, A.
Ndungu, F.
Snow, R. W.
Marsh, K.
J Infect Dis, (2002). 185:1688-91