ABOUT DR. VICTOR ASOALA

Dr. Victor Asoala is a Public Health Researcher with over 20 years of experience in the field. He currently serves as the Head of the Biomedical Science Department at the Navrongo Health Research Centre, where his work focuses on advancing research in disease vectors and vector-borne diseases across Africa. His expertise lies in mitigating the impact of these diseases, with a particular emphasis on malaria.

Dr. Asoala has made significant contributions to assessing insecticide susceptibility and has conducted extensive studies on malaria transmission dynamics. His research has been pivotal in identifying insecticide-resistant vector species, thereby informing better control strategies. In addition to his malaria research, Dr. Asoala has played a critical role in monitoring and improving malaria control methods, providing crucial insights into their efficacy and sustainability.

His work also spans infectious disease surveillance, allowing him to contribute to the broader field of global health. Dr. Asoala is committed to catalyzing research that can shape global health outcomes, with the aim of addressing pressing public health challenges in Africa and beyond. His efforts have significantly enhanced the understanding of vector biology and control, contributing to the development of more effective interventions against infectious diseases.