Sentence examples for previous malaria from inspiring English sources

We review the role of modelling in previous malaria control efforts as well as the unique nature of elimination and the consequent need for its explicit modelling, and emphasise the importance of good disease surveillance.

"And What If the Soap That Africans Use Everyday Could Prevent Malaria?" Gerard Niyondiko, an engineer from Burundi who suffers from previous malaria infections identified the need for a new innovation.

Samples collected during previous malaria studies from different areas of the Peruvian Amazon.

Participants were interviewed on previous malaria symptoms and anti-malarial treatments taken.

In addition, age, gender, weight, number of episodes of malaria in last year, species of previous malaria case and subsequent treatment of previous malaria case were not associated with treatment outcomes (data not shown).

According to this analysis, age and increased number of previous malaria episodes were independently associated with asymptomatic infection (Figure 2).

In Uganda the current and previous national malaria treatment policy recommends quinine, given in its tablet formulation, as the second line treatment for uncomplicated malaria.

Several of the studies used a generalised linear model approach to time series analysis by including previous (lagged) malaria incidence as an autoregressive covariate in the model.

By history of the carer, 10/74 (14%) of HIV-coinfected children had a prior chronic illness (6 tuberculosis, 2 tuberculosis with chronic otitis media, 2 chronic otitis media), versus 20/579 (3%) of HIV-uninfected children (8 tuberculosis, 1 sequelae of previous cerebral malaria, 4 congenital heart disease, 1 chronic otitis media, 6 bronchial asthma, 2 no information; P < .001).001

Additional eight adult US donors who had no previous history of malaria or trip to malaria-endemic region were also used as ELISA assay control.

27 Basing pre-travel advice on an assessment of the traveller's previous exposure to malaria cannot be justified, and falciparum malaria should always be managed as a preventable, potentially life threatening disease.