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  1. Integrating neglected tropical diseases into primary healthcare services in Ghana: Results from an initial pilot

    By Awurabena Quayeba Dadzie; Solomon Akwasi Ananya; Jean Jacques Ngamaleu Tougoue; Ruth Dede Tuwor; Michael Nkrumah-Appau; Joseph Kwadwo Larbi Opare; Ernest Mensah; Kwame Amankwah Bimpeh; Leslie Tetteh Gberbie; Abigail Agbanyo; Irene Dzathor; Bernadette Agbavor; Richard Odame Phillips; Yaw Ampem Amoako · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  2. Early-warning surveillance of West Nile and Usutu viruses in wetland and larval habitat waters and in mosquito excreta using digital PCR

    By Julien Mocq; Julie Raymond; Karine Bolloré; Anaïs Fossot; Rachel Beaubaton; Alexandre Lepeule; Cécile Gruet; Franz Durandet; Jeanne Hanin; Guillaume Lacour; Albin Fontaine; Olivier Courot; Antoine Mignotte; Yannick Simonin · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  3. Socioeconomic risk factors and human immunosuppressive conditions are major drivers of human leishmaniasis in southern Europe

    By Danyang Wang; Kevin D. Matson; Anouschka R. Hof; Eduardo Berriatua; Carla Maia; Federica Bruno; Germano Castelli; Pedro Pérez Cutillas; Jose Risueño Iranzo; Elena Verdú Serrano; Fabrizio Vitale; Ângela Xufre; Frank van Langevelde · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

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