Publications by authors named "Bright K S Domson"
The burden of uterine cancer is growing and, in the US and UK, mortality rates are poorest among black women. Early detection of these cancers is critical and poor performance of ultrasound in black women may contribute to adverse outcomes. Limited data on this topic are available from Africa.
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- The study highlights the growing concern over Plasmodium malariae and Plasmodium ovale as awareness shifts from falciparum malaria, which has seen a decline in global transmission.
- Researchers developed new SYBR Green-based real-time PCR assays that significantly improve the detection limits of these minor Plasmodium species compared to traditional methods.
- The findings from a cross-sectional study in Ghana revealed prevalence rates of 18.6% for P. malariae and 5.5% for P. ovale, emphasizing the need for improved detection tools in malaria diagnosis to enhance public health interventions.