Papua New Guinea (PNG) is a culturally, environmentally and ethnically diverse country of
7.3 million people experiencing rapid economic development and social change. Such …

… Data Availability: The minimal database that supports the findings of this study is deposited
in Figshare and will be made available to all researchers upon request to the project ethics …

… Temephos (ABATE), an organophosphate, is regularly used in containers for the control
of Ae. aegypti larvae [33]. Phuanukoonon,[34] summarized that measures that prevent …

… Abstract: Dengue is a vector-borne disease caused by a rapidly spreading virus. Dengue
vector control is considered the most efficient way for limiting and curbing the spread of the …

Background and Objectives Mosaic pathogenic variants restricted to the brain are increasingly
recognized as a cause of focal epilepsies. We aimed to identify a mosaic pathogenic …

Background and Objectives The 2-hit model of genetic disease is well established in cancer,
yet has only recently been reported to cause brain malformations associated with epilepsy. …

Objective To identify the causative gene in a large unsolved family with genetic epilepsy with
febrile seizures plus (GEFS+), we sequenced the genomes of family members, and then …

… A 10-valent PCV is now licensed for use in Australia, and it is likely to be introduced in
PNG in the near future. Research is required to determine the best vaccine schedule for a …

Background and Objectives To assess the current diagnostic yield of genetic testing for the
progressive myoclonus epilepsies (PMEs) of an Italian series described in 2014 where …

… The health status of Papua New Guineans is one of the lowest in the Pacific region, and
TB is one of the three leading infectious diseases causing death in PNG, with an estimated …