Sentence examples for rate of malaria from inspiring English sources

MAP found that the overall rate of malaria infections in Africa dropped by 50% between 2000 and 2015.

Navy doctors are investigating what one official called an incredibly high rate of malaria among marines and sailors who were briefly in Liberia last month.

Staple-Clark said an organisation selling mosquito nets might report the number of nets they have sold (the output), but fail to measure whether the rate of malaria has decreased (the outcome).

At one time there was a high rate of malaria along the coastal belt, and the whole state was subject to epidemics of cholera and smallpox.

By then the list should honour Moses and be pruned to ten goals aimed squarely at reducing poverty, boosting education (for example, extending girls' schooling by two years) and improving health (say by halving the rate of malaria infection).

In other countries, the rate of malaria tracked the general disease rate until the programmes began, and then fell suddenly (see chart).Giving away insecticide-impregnated nets free to anyone visiting a clinic (the nets stay potent for about five years) was not the only new thing about the operations.

Prompt treatment by hospital staff due in part to over-diagnosis of malaria [ 25] played a role in the low rate of malaria-specific deaths.

More than 60 million people, mainly in Africa, would be exposed to higher rates of malaria.

Leah Feldman, a nurse working with Médecins Sans Frontières, said there were high rates of malaria and appalling hygiene conditions.

"WHO commends these countries while also highlighting the urgent need for greater investment in settings with high rates of malaria transmission, particularly in Africa.

Yet rates of malaria transmission are falling with the use of bed nets – Long Lasting Insecticide Treated Nets (LLINs) in particular are proving key to preventing the spread of malaria.