History of Malaria in the Indian Subcontinent
                        
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                Statements (49)
| Predicate | Object | 
|---|---|
| gptkbp:instanceOf | gptkb:historical_event | 
| gptkbp:challenge | drug resistance climate variability insecticide resistance migration and population movement | 
| gptkbp:controls | vector control indoor residual spraying mass drug administration drainage of swamps use of quinine | 
| gptkbp:historicalPrevalence | endemic in rural areas high in Bengal and Assam seasonal outbreaks | 
| gptkbp:impact | influenced public health policy economic burden major cause of morbidity and mortality | 
| gptkbp:milestone | Sri Lanka declared malaria-free in 2016 | 
| gptkbp:notableEvent | gptkb:WHO_malaria_elimination_initiatives British colonial malaria control programs Plasmodium falciparum resistance emergence introduction of DDT in the 20th century malaria resurgence in the 1970s use of insecticide-treated bed nets National Malaria Eradication Programme (NMEP) launched in 1953 | 
| gptkbp:notableFinds | discovery of malaria transmission by mosquitoes | 
| gptkbp:notablePerson | gptkb:Sir_Ronald_Ross | 
| gptkbp:pathogenicTo | gptkb:Plasmodium_malariae gptkb:Plasmodium_ovale gptkb:Plasmodium_vivax gptkb:Plasmodium_falciparum | 
| gptkbp:period | ancient times to present | 
| gptkbp:region | gptkb:Indian_Subcontinent | 
| gptkbp:relatedOrganization | gptkb:World_Health_Organization gptkb:National_Vector_Borne_Disease_Control_Programme_(India) gptkb:Indian_Council_of_Medical_Research | 
| gptkbp:status | declining incidence in most countries ongoing elimination efforts | 
| gptkbp:topic | malaria | 
| gptkbp:vectorFor | gptkb:Anopheles_mosquito | 
| gptkbp:相关国家 | gptkb:Bangladesh gptkb:Bhutan gptkb:India gptkb:Nepal gptkb:Pakistan gptkb:Sri_Lanka gptkb:Maldives | 
| gptkbp:bfsParent | gptkb:James_Norman_Hiddleston | 
| gptkbp:bfsLayer | 6 | 
| https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label | History of Malaria in the Indian Subcontinent |