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24 May 2017, Bangkok – This April and May, the targeted malaria elimination (TME) study in Laos’ final prevalence survey evaluated new tools to detect asymptomatic malaria. These included new rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) that may be similar in sensitivity to a PCR performed on dried blood spots and reading machines that fire a laser at RDTs and use a thermal camera to detect faint positive results that would be beyond the range of the human eye.
Nicholas White
FRS Nicholas White - Professor of Tropical Medicine
Ratama Daduang
Ratama Daduang - Deputy Head of Bioanalysis, Clinical Pharmacology
Donlaporn Sritharadol
Donlaporn Sritharadol - Head of Bioanalysis, Clinical Pharmacology
Bilal Rahimi
Bilal Rahimi - Honorary Visiting Research Fellow in Tropical Medicine
Marco Liverani
Marco Liverani - Honorary Visiting Research Fellow in Tropical Medicine
Pattira Intanil
Pattira Intanil
Sabine Dittrich
Sabine Dittrich - Honorary Visiting Research Fellow
Juthathip Mongkolsapaya
Juthathip Mongkolsapaya - Professor of Viral Immunology