Among poorest households, Meghalaya is the highest in children never having attended (70.4percentt, in table A) compared to other states' cohorts of poorest households.
The number of clones was highest in children 6 10 years and in individuals with long time to previous anti-malarial treatment.
Consequently, symptomatic infection rates are highest in children under two years of age and decrease progressively towards 45 years of age.
The incidence proportion was highest in children under 5 years of age (Table 4).
The incidence of influenza pneumonia was highest in children less than 5 years of age and in adults greater than 60 years of age during all years.
Clinic visit rates were highest in children <5 years old (0.77 visits/person-year in Asembo, 2.4 visits/person-year in Kibera).
In the first wave of the pdmH1N1 influenza outbreak, the rate of infection was highest in children younger than 15 years of age [3].
The risk of malaria decreased with age and was highest in children who received AS+AQ monthly, and were <11 months when they received their first IPT dose.
While EBV viral load in blood has been previously reported to be highest in children from malaria endemic areas [40], the specific nature of the relationship between EBV and malaria is unclear.
Additionally, in HHCs, correlations of IFNγ levels in response to CFP-10 and CFP, and TST indurations by age were highest in children in whom recent exposure to the index case is predominant.
Although influenza infection rates are highest in children, increased mortality occurs in those older than 65 years, in children less than 2 years of age, and in patients with medical conditions [2].
