Spatiotemporal distribution of cutaneous leishmaniasis under Moroccan semi-arid conditions

The leishmaniasis is parasitic diseases transmitted by the sand flies through their bites causing many spots on the human skin. In Morocco, the disease has become a preoccupying central concern for public health. Beni Mellal area, to an extent, constitutes a high risk as it is surrounded by several foci of leishmaniasis: Marrakech, Afourrer and Foum Jam