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Materials and methods We conducted three cross-sectional surveys during the dry (January 2012) and two consecutive wet seasons (August 2012 and August 2013) among communities residing in three different settings in Lake Victoria: (1) along the mainland coast (Ungoye: population ~2,000); (2) on a large island (Mfangano: population ~25,000); and (3) on small islands (Takawiri, Kibuogi, and Ngodhe: population ~700 each). The prevalence of malaria infections and G6PD deficiency was analyzed by geography and/or season.

Geographic and seasonal variation in malaria prevalence on islands in Lake Victoria (western Kenya): results from three cross sectional studies