Add to ORKGIt is generally regarded that the malaria receptive area of the Northern Territory is north of the 19th parallel ie. a line just north of Tennant Creek. This line is based on historical evidence of previous outbreaks of malaria in the N.T. It is possible that malaria could once again become endemic ie. permanently established north of this line. Before 1962, when endemic malaria was eradicated from the N.T., there were numerous outbreaks in the Top End of the N.T. north of the 19th parallel. Malaria was not just restricted to the higher rainfall areas of the Top End.Date:1995-1
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Darwin, the northern gateway to Australia, is both vulnerable and receptive to a range of exotic and...
Nguiu is the major community on Bathurst Island, which is situated approximately eighty kilometres n...
The importance of mosquito control for a reduction in mosquito-borne disease is locally and globall...
In the past malaria was endemic in the Northern Territory (NT), resulting in numerous deaths in the ...
Also available from http://www.health.nt.gov.au/Centre_for_Disease_Control/Publications/CDC_Protocol...
There have been no endemic cases of malaria recorded in the Northern Territory (NT) since 1962, and ...
The Northern Territory has a history of various mosquito borne diseases, including malaria, dengue, ...
Port Keats was established as a mission in 1935 and since then there have been only two species of m...
The importance of mosquito control for a reduction in mosquito borne disease is locally and globally...
This document outlines some selected and unique aspects of malaria surveillance and control in the N...
The Northern Territory contributions to the National Disease Control Program have continued to reduc...
In 1972 the Northern Territory Department of Health established a small Medical Entomology Branch to...
It is instructive to look at our early colonial history for insights as to what factors may be invo...
Aedes aegypti is the recognised vector of the mosquito borne virus disease, dengue, in Australia. Th...
Large numbers of military personnel are based in northern Australia, generating risks to them from ...
Darwin, the northern gateway to Australia, is both vulnerable and receptive to a range of exotic and...
Nguiu is the major community on Bathurst Island, which is situated approximately eighty kilometres n...
The importance of mosquito control for a reduction in mosquito-borne disease is locally and globall...