The phrase "a study of malaria" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research or analysis focused on malaria, its effects, or related topics.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study of malaria to understand its transmission patterns in tropical regions."
Alternatives: "an analysis of malaria" or "a research on malaria."
In 2012, when the United States loosened some sanctions, she landed a small grant from the National Institutes of Health to conduct a study of malaria in pregnancy in 12 villages.
P. vivax was identified in thick blood smears (TBS) from eight of the women in a cohort of pregnant women that were being followed-up as part of a study of malaria in pregnancy.
Demographic analysis, malaria surveillance, and collection of weather and vector density information were performed in these areas as part of 2 related studies, a study of malaria early warning systems and a study of malaria transmission and immunity.
In both R+ and R+++ areas, a study of malaria transmission and vector behavior had been implemented.
While not directly comparable, we note that $1 per day for adults was also used in a study of malaria costs in Ethiopia [ 37].
A study of malaria resurgence found many cases where incidence jumped to a high endemic level from low (or undetectable) levels [ 43].
But a study of malaria-resistant children in Tanzania has turned up an antibody that helps stop the infection in its tracks.
For example, a study of routine malaria data in Mozambique compared paper-based district records of adult inpatient malaria cases and deaths with digital data captured at the provincial level.
The former is consistent with a study of falciparum malaria where age was an independent risk factor for development of severe disease and death (23 ).
A study of imported malaria cases in the United Kingdom reported a decrease in Hb levels in 61% of cases 5 21 days after treatment with quinine.
In a study of severe malaria, Sarthou et al. demonstrated that only P. falciparum-specific IgG3 levels were positively correlated with survival [ 56].
