Human behavior and malaria

Hongvivatana, T.

Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Medicine and Public Health 17(3): 353-359

1986


ISSN/ISBN: 0125-1562
PMID: 3563602
Document Number: 274685
Human behavior in malaria is often narrowly referred to behavior of the target populations in transmission and control of malaria. In this presentation it was discussed that such view is too narrow. A broader framework incorporating illness behavior and human behavior in malaria control bureaucracies is needed for the success of national malaria control programme. Literature under the three broad categories of human behavior in malaria is reviewed to justify future directions in human behavior research and their significance for successful malaria control.

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