J. Rouamba
5 Papers
2 Citations
J. Rouamba is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: African trypanosomiasis & Biology. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 5 publications.
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Papers
Reducing Human-Tsetse Contact Significantly Enhances the Efficacy of Sleeping Sickness Active Screening Campaigns: A Promising Result in the Context of Elimination.
Fabrice Courtin,Mamadou Camara,Jean-Baptiste Rayaissé,Moise Kagbadouno,Emilie Dama,Oumou Camara,Ibrahima Sory Traoré,J. Rouamba,Moana Peylhard,Martin Bienvenu Somda,Mamadou Leno,Michael J. Lehane,Steve J. Torr,Philippe Solano,Vincent Jamonneau,Bruno Bucheton +15 more
TL;DR: Combining medical and vector control was decisive in reducing T. gambiense transmission and in speeding up progress towards elimination in Guinea.
Epidemiology of Sleeping Sickness in Boffa (Guinea): Where Are the Trypanosomes?
Moise Kagbadouno,Mamadou Camara,J. Rouamba,Jean-Baptiste Rayaissé,Ibrahima Sory Traoré,Oumou Camara,Mory Fassou Onikoyamou,Fabrice Courtin,Sophie Ravel,Thierry De Meeûs,Bruno Bucheton,Vincent Jamonneau,Philippe Solano +12 more
TL;DR: In order to stop T. b.
[Population growth and global warming: impacts on tsetse and trypanosomoses in West Africa].
TL;DR: There is a decrease of tsetse of the morsitans group as a result of an increase of human densities and on the opposite, tsete species like Glossina palpalis adapt to high human density and are found in the biggest urban centres of West Africa.
Identification des Villages à Risque (IVR) : pour un état des lieux de la Trypanosomiase Humaine Africaine au Niger
TL;DR: The methode d'Identification des Villages a Risque (IVR) de THA permet d'etablir, sur la base de criteres lies a l’historique de la maladie and aux conditions geographiques actuelles, une liste de villages a risque. as mentioned in this paper.
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Impact de la dynamique de peuplement sur la distribution des glossines et des trypanosomoses dans la boucle du Mouhoun (Burkina Faso)
TL;DR: Au Burkina-Faso, la boucle du Mouhoun constitue un foyer historique des trypanosomoses humaines africaines (THA) and animales africains (TAA), transmises par les glossines, tandis que the THA semble avoir disparu de cette region apres quelques soubresauts dans les annees 1970.