Sentence examples for malaria for children from inspiring English sources

Parental and environmental context associated with severe malaria for children under 5 years of age remains a serious public health problem that affects malaria outcomes in resource-limited areas.

A before and after survey of communities where volunteer Malaria Control Assistants in Sudan provided treatment of malaria for children guided by rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) found a significant increase in treatment-seeking for fever at the community level after introduction of this program.

As the current WHO Guidelines for malaria diagnosis and treatment still promote presumptive diagnosis of malaria for children < 5 years in areas where parasite-based diagnosis is not available, RDTs may have important implications for reducing over-diagnosis in resource poor areas [ 30].

Ethiopia adopted home management of malaria strategy using trained mother coordinators and CHWs [ 2] based on the promising findings from the randomized clinical trial study conducted in the northern part of the country using trained mother coordinators to provide early treatment of malaria for children using chloroquine [ 55].

The infant and under-five mortality rates for the 3 malaria intervention variables, presented on Table  3, do not conform to the expected pattern in all malaria prone areas except for prompt treatment with anti-malaria for children with fever.

"Working with partners has allowed Zambia to make great strides in the fight against malaria, which include exceeding our 2005 target for providing malaria prevention for children under five," said Zambian Health Minister Dr Brian Chituwo, whose country will be hosting this year's main regional Africa Malaria Day event.

Questions to assess attitudes asked which antimalarial drug was thought to be most suitable for management of uncomplicated malaria for: i) children below 5, ii) children above 5 years/adults and iii) pregnant women.

These older antimalarials are still in use in many regions; World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for women in areas with moderate to high malaria transmission in Africa recommend several doses of sulfadoxine/pyrimethamine during pregnancy, and seasonal malaria chemoprevention for children ages 0 5 years with sulfadoxine pyrimethamine amodiaquine.

[35] Adverse effects of iron on malaria, as reported with iron supplementation of Tanzanian children, [12] are unlikely since there were fewer malaria referrals for children given the richly-fortified porridge.

Malaria CFR for children younger than five years of age ranged from 1.6 deaths per 1,000 children with confirmed malaria in UNHCR camps in Ethiopia to 25.5 deaths per 1,000 children with confirmed malaria in UNHCR camps in Kenya (Table 2).

The Kenya Medical Research Institute is currently undertaking a study for a malaria vaccine for children".