Sentence examples for severe malaria attacks from inspiring English sources

When analyses were made on symptoms of convulsion and bulging fontanelle, caretakers knew differences between convulsions that occurred because of epilepsy and convulsions due to severe malaria attacks.

In the Kenya study the mean half lives of IgG1 and IgG3 in children after severe malaria attack were 9.1 days (95% CI 7.6 and 12.0) and 6.1 days (95% CI 3.7 8.4 days) with little or no boosting after re-infection.

In February 1858, while having a severe malaria attack, Wallace connected the ideas of Thomas Malthus (1766 1834) on the regulation of populations with his earlier reasoning and developed a concept that was similar to Darwin's mechanism of natural selection.

A study in Nepal [ 24] observed that P. vivax malaria and hookworm co-infections in pregnant women were associated with more frequent malaria attacks and severe anaemia than seen in women who harbour only one parasite infection.

A small fraction (1 2%) of these malaria attacks develop into severe malaria, specially in children less than 5 years of age [2].

School-aged children in areas of stable malaria transmission are often immune to the severe complications attributable to the infection such as cerebral malaria and severe anaemia, as immunity to severe malaria develops after as few as one or two previous attacks [ 1].

Malaria attacks which require parenteral treatment are now more frequently described in adult patients, with a prevalence of severe malaria exceeding 10%.

Malaria attacks are more frequent in young children aged below five years who lack the protective immunity, and are therefore more likely to suffer from severe malaria and to die from the disease.

And so, early-stage malaria becomes severe malaria.

It has been shown to reduce malaria cases by 30% and halve the numbers of children getting severe malaria.

Over all, 11 vaccinated children developed severe malaria while 26 in the control group did.