ASSESSMENT OF DYNAMICS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE ECOLOGY AND EVALUATION OF HUMAN-MOSQUITO INTERACTIONS IN GWAGWALADA TOWN, FCT-ABUJA.
Abstract
Gwagwalada-FCT climate is suitable for several mosquito species capable of transmitting
pathogens to humans. The objective of this research, as a theoretical framework, is to assess
knowledge of mosquito-borne disease in Gwagwalada-Abuja, as well as perceptions and
practices of mosquito prevention. Five demographic and socioeconomic variables. Knowledge of
mosquito-borne diseases within the area was generally low, with only few individual correctly
identifying Malaria as a threat in the area. These results can enhance existing public health
programs by increasing knowledge, addressing public uncertainty and addressing ways to make
recommended practices more effective with the knowledge of how different aspects are perceived
by the varying groups within the community.
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