"To produce knowledge to understand parasite-vector interactions, bio-ecology and vector resistance, in order to design vector control strategies integrating sustainable biological approaches."
International Mixed Laboratory on the Consequences of Helminths on population health. Mobilizing researchers from multiple institutions around helminth infections and their consequences on development in the South.
Role of environmental surveillance in monitoring the impact of soil-transmitted helminthiasis. Evaluating the potential of environmental DNA (eDNA) from soil for disease surveillance in endemic areas.
Influence of Hybridization and genetic diversity of the pathogen on human morbidity in Schistosoma sp. infections.
Animal Contribution To Schistosomiasis transmission.
African Zoonotic Schistosomiasis: a paradigm shift.
Community cluster-randomized trials to determine the feasibility of interrupting STH transmission through expanded population targeting and increased MDA frequency.
Participatory action research to determine factors influencing high therapeutic coverage of mass treatments in Bembéréké and Kandi communes, Benin.
Evaluation of the COVID-19 period impact on the resumption of mass drug administration activities for NTDs in Benin.
Anti-helminth Control Network and its Consequences on Population Health. Federating research teams across Mali, Ghana, Gabon, and Benin.
Study on the co-infection between malaria and soil-transmitted helminths in So-Ava commune, Benin.
Epidemiology and ecology of schistosomiasis in Benin.
Savassi SAE, Mahaman SDK, Biaou D, et al.
Savassi B, Kincaid-Smith J, Courtin D, et al.
Ajjampur SSR, Aruldas K, et al.
Papaiakovou M, Waeschenbach A, et al.
Means AR, Ásbjörnsdóttir KH, et al.
Means AR, Sambiéni NE, et al.
Find all our work published in renowned international journals via PubMed and ResearchGate.
We are always open to new research opportunities and partnerships in the field of Entomology and Tropical Medicine.
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Campus of Abomey Calavi, Benin
rgma.office@cremituac.org
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