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Dynamics of Subclinical Malaria: Preliminary Study
This is a short longitudinal preliminary study that aims to describe the dynamics of low-density subclinical malaria to support the final study design of a subsequent matched cohort study. The primary objective is to assess the dynamics of subclinical malaria detected by ultrasensitive PCR over a short duration. The results will be used to guide the design of a matched cohort study of subclinical malaria in Myanmar and along its borders with China and Bangladesh
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