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| 1 | Knowledge, perception and practices about malaria, climate change, livelihoods and food security among rural communities of central Tanzania显示文摘Background:Understanding the interactions between malaria and agriculture in Tanzania is of particular significance when considering that they are the major sources of illness and livelihoods.The objective of this study was to determine knowledge,perceptions and practices as regards to malaria,climate change,livelihoods and food insecurity in a rural farming community in central Tanzania.Methods:Using a cross-sectional design,heads of households were interviewed on their knowledge and perceptions on malaria transmission,symptoms and prevention and knowledge and practices as regards to climate change and food security.Results:A total of 399 individuals(mean age=39.8±15.5 years)were interviewed.Most(62.41%)of them had attained primary school education and majority(91.23%)were involved in crop farming activities.Nearly all(94.7%)knew that malaria is acquired through a mosquito bite.Three quarters(73%)reported that most people get sick from malaria during the rainy season.About 50%of the respondents felt that malaria had decreased during the last 10 years.The household coverage of insecticide treated mosquito nets(ITN)was high(95.5%).Ninety-six percent reported to have slept under a mosquito net the previous night.Only one in four understood the official Kiswahili term(Mabadiliko ya Tabia Nchi)for climate change.However,there was a general understanding that the rain patterns have changed in the past 10 years.Sixty-two percent believed that the temperature has increased during the same period.Three quarters of the respondents reported that they had no sufficient production from their own farms to guarantee food security in their household for the year.Three quarters(73.0%)reported to having food shortages in the past five years.About half said they most often experienced severe food shortage during the rainy season.Conclusion:Farming communities in Kilosa District have little knowledge on climate change and its impact on malaria burden.Food insecurity is common and community-based strategies to mitigate this need to be established.The findings call for an integrated control of malaria and food insecurity interventions. | Benjamin K Mayala Carolyn A Fahey Dorothy Wei Maria M Zinga Venera M Bwana Tabitha Mlacha Susan F Rumisha Grades Stanley Elizabeth H Shayo Leonard EG Mboera | 2015 | Infectious Diseases of Poverty2015，4，1： | 2 |
| 2 | Positron emission tomography in primary thyroid lymphoma显示文摘 | Chander S Zingas AP Bloom DA | 2004 | Clin Nucl Med2004，29，9： | 1 |
| 3 | High prevalence of undi- agnosed chronic kidney disease amongm-fisk population in Kinsha- sa, the Democratic Republic of Congo显示文摘 | Sumaili EK Cohen EP Zinga CV | 2009 | BMC Nephrol2009，21，10： | 1 |
| 4 | Schistosomal peritonitis secondary to perforated appendicitis显示文摘 | Humphrey D. Mazigo Geofrey C. Giiti Maria Zinga Jorg Heukelbach Peter Rambau | 2010 | Brazilian Journal of Infectious Diseases2010，，6： | 1 |
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| 6 | Computed tomography of nephrogenic adenoma ofthe urinary bladder显示文摘 | Zingas AP Kling GA Crotte E | 1986 | J Computer As sisted Tomography1986，10，6： | 1 |
| 7 | High prevalence of undiagnosed chronic kidney dis- ease among at risk population in Kinshasa, the Demo cratic Republic of Congo显示文摘 | SUMAILI E K COHEN E P ZINGA C V | 2009 | BMC Nephrol2009，21，： | 1 |
| 8 | Schistosomal peritonitis secondary to perforated appendicitis显示文摘 | Humphrey D. Mazigo Geofrey C. Giiti Maria Zinga Jorg Heukelbach Peter Rambau | 2010 | Brazilian Journal of Infectious Diseases2010，，6： | 1 |
| 9 | Do Small Family Firms Outperform Non-family Firms? A Research Agenda Based on Agency and Stewardship Theories*显示文摘 | Marquinha Teixeira de Carvalho Zinga Mario Augusto Maria Elisabete Ramos | 2013 | Journal of Modern Accounting and Auditing2013，9，10： | 0 |
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