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See Latest ArticlesEvidence for the Transmission of Plasmodium vivax in the Republic of the Congo, West Central Africa
The Journal of Infectious Diseases, 10/07/09
Culleton R et al. – Plasmodium vivax is not thought to be transmitted in western and central Africa, because of the very high prevalence of the red blood cell Duffy–negative phenotype in local populations, a condition which is thought to confer complete resistance against blood infection with P. vivax. There are, however, persistent reports of travelers returning from this region with P. vivax infections.
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