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Laos research

Published infectious-disease research classified with a high-confidence geographic relationship to Laos.

Published evidence
3
Diseases
11
Countries
9
Topics
5

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Published literature

03

3 publications

HIV-1 pretreatment drug resistance and genetic transmission network in the southwest border region of China

Difei Li, Huichao Chen, Huilan Li +9 more

BMC Infectious Diseases

Type
Cross-sectional study
Scope
China, Laos, Myanmar

Why it matters nowThe authors frame pretreatment resistance, especially NNRTI resistance, as relevant to antiretroviral treatment planning and ongoing surveillance in this border prefecture. The article is also indexed under surveillance, transmission dynamics, and treatment topics, which supports its public-health and epidemiologic context.

Estimating Geographical Variation in the Risk of Zoonotic Plasmodium knowlesi Infection in Countries Eliminating Malaria

Freya M. Shearer, Zhi Huang, Daniel J. Weiss +18 more

PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases

Type
Journal article
Scope
Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos

Why it matters nowBecause P. knowlesi is often misidentified as human malaria and can cause severe and fatal disease, understanding its distribution is critical for identifying areas where malaria transmission will persist after human malarias are eliminated. The map provides an initial evidence base for surveillance prioritization in malaria-eliminating countries.

Cultural drivers and health-seeking behaviours that impact on the transmission of pig-associated zoonoses in Lao People’s Democratic Republic

Stephanie Burniston, Anna L Okello, Boualam Khamlome +5 more

Infectious Diseases of Poverty

Type
Journal article
Scope
Laos

Why it matters nowPig production poses significant health risks through zoonotic disease transmission, yet these diseases are substantially underreported due to similar clinical presentations and inadequate diagnostics. Understanding sociocultural drivers is crucial for disease control, requiring transdisciplinary One Health research to address social determinants of health, health-seeking behaviours, and disease reporting.