Sentence examples for malaria hazard from inspiring English sources

ITN use and older age protected against the first or only episode of malaria (Hazard Ratio [HR]  = 0.33, 95%CI 0.17 0.65 and HR  = 0.30, 95%CI 0.17 0.51, respectively).

In the first study, conducted in 328 afebrile children aged 2 36 months who had a haemoglobin concentration of between 60 and 110 g/dl, administration of SP and SP plus iron decreased the number of attacks of clinical malaria (hazard ratios of 0.59 and 0.76 respectively) but the number of episodes of malaria was small and this reduction was not statistically significant [31].

For clinical malaria hazards ratios were adjusted for age, ethnicity, sickle cell trait and period of monitoring and for non-malarial fever hazards ratios were adjusted for age in years and period of monitoring.

While this approach is quite inexpensive, with the 2004 field survey described here costing approximately US$7,000, the largest disadvantage is undoubtedly the necessity conduct human landing catches and exposes participants to increased malaria transmission hazard [ 22].

The placenta is a favorite site, perhaps because it is a sanctuary from the immune system, making malaria a special hazard for pregnant women.

The public health hazard malaria constituted before the 1950s was summarised by Dr Ira Ayer, a Department of Public Health adviser writing in 1926: Year in and year out malaria justifies its characterization … as the greatest single destroyer of the human race.

Higher temperature may result in the invention of new species, creation of plant and animal pests, prevalence of malaria and related hazards would be managed once the warmest, the coldest and the normal years of temperature have predicted.

Malaria is a serious hazard to humanity and the major cause of mortality and morbidity in the malaria-endemic countries.

Without considering a nonsusceptible fraction, we found that analysis of the Navrongo trial shows that IPTi reduced the hazard of malaria by about 30%.

Living and working close to the Nile brought hazards from malaria and debilitating schistosomiasis parasites, which caused liver and intestinal damage.

Table  1 shows the associations between the hazard of a malaria event and the different covariates.