2024년 수도권역 말라리아 환자 및 군집사례 발생 현황

The post-coronavirus disease 2019 rise in malaria incidence is linked to resumption of social activities and enhanced surveillance. The capital region remains the focal point of domestic transmission, highlighting the need for regional and population-specific control measures. Targeted strategies for military personnel and outdoor workers are critical to achieve Korea's national malaria elimination by 2030 goal.

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Public Health Weekly Report
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.56786/phwr.2025.18.47.1
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Travel-related health issues
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2024년 수도권역 말라리아 환자 및 군집사례 발생 현황

Mijeong Ko, 윤정 서, 현미 김
Public Health Weekly Report
Travel-related health issues
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2024년 수도권역 말라리아 환자 및 군집사례 발생 현황

Mijeong Ko, 윤정 서, 현미 김
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Abstract

The post-coronavirus disease 2019 rise in malaria incidence is linked to resumption of social activities and enhanced surveillance. The capital region remains the focal point of domestic transmission, highlighting the need for regional and population-specific control measures. Targeted strategies for military personnel and outdoor workers are critical to achieve Korea's national malaria elimination by 2030 goal.

Public Health Weekly ReportVol. 18(47)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
Travel-related health issues
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2024년 수도권역 말라리아 환자 및 군집사례 발생 현황 — Mijeong Ko, 윤정 서, et al. · Public Health Weekly Report (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS