Sentence examples for common malaria from inspiring English sources

Other genome-wide screens focused on genomic changes in parasites resistant to common malaria drugs.

Most patients get the most common malaria and TB drugs and antibiotics.

The common malaria mosquito is found in large numbers in the southeastern states, but it inhabits a wide swath of the east, from Mexico to southern Canada.

Indeed, the health organization says, malaria became even deadlier in the 1990's in southern and eastern Africa, partly because of weaker efforts to control it and growing resistance to common malaria drugs.

(Lariam is a brand name for mefloquine, a common malaria preventative -- taken weekly before, during and after your trip -- that can add a surrealistic edge to your late-night hours).

Plasmodium falciparum, which is most common in Africa and is responsible for most malaria deaths, was sequenced in 2002; now a team of 40 scientists from around the world, led by a New York University researcher, has untangled Plasmodium vivax, the most common malaria in Asia and Latin America.

What we found was remarkable: those houses with Lantana had 56percentt fewer Anopheles gambiae and 83percentt fewer Anopheles funestus, the two most common malaria-carrying mosquitoes in Africa, and 50percentt fewer mosquitoes of any kind.

By Nuraini Razak An island once suffering from a record number of malaria cases has managed to eradicate all indigenous cases of the disease, which is a leading cause of death among children under age 5. SABANG, Indonesia, 19 March 2014 – When Adelia's fever simply did not go down, she was tested for the second-most-common malaria parasite – malaria vivax.

In Malawi, as in most of sub-Saharan Africa, the most common sympatric malaria combination is P. falciparum, P. malariae and P. ovale.

This situation may also become more common as malaria spreads and as increasing international travel brings potential source patients to hospitals in malaria-endemic countries.

Some progress has been made against polio, onchocerciasis (river blindness), schistosomiasis, and leprosy, but yellow fever and cholera are common, and malaria remains a leading cause of death.