Sentence examples for malaria for a from inspiring English sources

Some individuals living in holoendemic areas exposed to malaria for a number of years seem to have acquired natural immunity to the disease.

In 1976, the World Health Organization concluded that DDT had failed to eradicate malaria for a number of reasons; the most important was that insects had developed resistance.

Data was examined for associations with risk of clinical malaria for a period of 300 days.

First, identification of the age groups bearing the greatest burden of clinical malaria for a given transmission setting would enable interventions to be targeted to those worst affected.

Although the study was unblinded at 9 months for the primary analysis of efficacy, the analysis plan specified continued surveillance for serious adverse events and malaria for a further period of 9 months.

There was an unexplained high susceptibility to clinical malaria for a proportion of children with some children suffering a malaria attack every 4 to 6 weeks over many years [7], however the authors were unable to identify factors associated with this increased susceptibility [8].

On Monday, the World Health Organisation released a report on malaria (pdf), Eliminating Malaria, calling for a global commitment to remove malaria from at least 35 new countries by 2030 – a goal it described as "ambitious but achievable".

Reciprocally, certain populations in Peru have been identified as Pv mono-infections (notably a mining community in Madre de Dios where there has not been a case of falciparum malaria for over a decade).

In malaria, for example, a mosquito is required to transfer the Plasmodium species to the next vertebrate host.

3 5 Worldwide, parenteral quinine has been the mainstay of treatment for severe falciparum malaria for over a century and was first-line treatment in the last UK treatment guidelines (2007 6).

"No one should die from malaria for lack of a $2 bed net, a 50centt diagnostic test, and a $1 treatment".