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Episodes of malaria were identified as described previously [4].

Episodes of febrile malaria were identified by active surveillance in 383 children over 18 months of follow up.

Drugs prescribed to treat malaria were identified using a mixture of data from the exit interviews and records of study patients who had visited inpatient or outpatient care.

Nevertheless, fewer cases of malaria were identified at the dispensary than would have been seen on active surveillance, and in comparison children brought to the dispensary had significantly higher mean temperatures when they were febrile but similar symptomatic blood stage parasitaemia.

No data sources for the burden of severe malaria were identified and, therefore, expert opinion estimates of the percentage of falciparum malaria incidence in SSA that was severe (5% of all cases in under-fives and 1% in the remaining population [14], [15], [16], [17]) and the percentage of falciparum malaria incidence elsewhere that was severe (2% across all ages) were employed.

Although treatment of severe diarrheal effects, were common among the winamwanga, no rectal medicines to treat severe malaria were identified.

Age of clinical malaria episodes and malaria-diagnosed deaths was obtained from community-based studies of a representative sample of the population, while age of hospital admissions with malaria was identified from hospital-based studies.

Malaria was identified in 93 children (31%).

Plasmodium falciparum malaria was identified in 76 (71%), Plasmodium vivax in 28 (26%).

Malaria was identified among 7.2% (N = 716) of patients, with Plasmodium falciparum identified in 30.2% of malaria cases.

Antimalarial drugs were first discovered in the seventeenth century [ 1], two and one-half centuries before the causative agent of malaria was identified.