Publications by authors named "Salehe Mandai"

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Temporal Trends in Artemisinin Partial Resistance and Other Antimalarial Drug Mutations in from Kagera Region, Northwestern Tanzania, 2021-2023.
Alfred Simkin, Salehe Mandai, Abebe A Fola, Neeva Wernsman Young, Dativa Pereus

medRxiv· November 2025

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Temporal and spatial trends of the prevalence of infections caused by Plasmodium parasites among rural community members in three regions with varying transmission intensities in Mainland Tanzania.
Daniel P Challe, Daniel A Petro, Filbert Francis, Misago D Seth, Rashid A Madebe, Salehe S Mandai

Malar J· September 2025

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Performance of rapid diagnostic tests, microscopy, and qPCR for detection of Plasmodium parasites among community members with or without symptoms of malaria in villages located in North-western Tanzania.
Rule Budodo, Salehe S Mandai, Catherine Bakari, Misago D Seth, Filbert Francis

Malar J· April 2025

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Prevalence of subpatent Plasmodium falciparum infections in regions with varying transmission intensities and implications for malaria elimination in Mainland Tanzania.
Misago D Seth, Zachary R Popkin-Hall, Rashid A Madebe, Rule Budodo, Catherine Bakari, Salehe S Mandai

Malar J· March 2025

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Prevalence and drivers of malaria infection among asymptomatic and symptomatic community members in five regions with varying transmission intensity in mainland Tanzania.
Gervas A Chacha, Filbert Francis, Salehe S Mandai, Misago D Seth, Rashid A Madebe

Parasit Vectors· January 2025

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Genetic diversity of Plasmodium falciparum reticulocyte binding protein homologue-5, which is a potential malaria vaccine candidate: baseline data from areas of varying malaria endemicity in Mainland Tanzania.
Angelina J Kisambale, Dativa Pereus, Salehe S Mandai, Beatus M Lyimo, Catherine Bakari

Malar J· January 2025

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High prevalence and risk of malaria among asymptomatic individuals from villages with high prevalence of artemisinin partial resistance in Kyerwa district of Kagera region, north-western Tanzania.
Salehe S Mandai, Filbert Francis, Daniel P Challe, Misago D Seth, Rashid A Madebe

Malar J· June 2024

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