Dynamics of Covid-19 Spreading During the First Five Months of The Pandemic in Mali
Authors/Creators
- 1. University of Sciences, Technics and Technologies of Bamako, Mali
- 2. National Institute of Public Health, Bamako, Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, Bamako, Mali
Description
The question this study addressed. This study analyzed national surveillance data from the first five months of the pandemic in Mali to describe the epidemiological profile of cases, identify most affected regions and age groups, and examine the relationship between testing and case detection.
What this study adds to our knowledge. It documents 2,708 cases and 125 deaths during the first five months, with Bamako accounting for the highest burden. The 70-79 years age group had the highest attack rate, and males were predominantly affected. Imported cases originated mainly from France, and first cases in northern regions occurred among expatriates. Testing volume did not significantly correlate with case detection (p = 0.058).
This publication is available in full in Health Sciences and Disease.
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