The malaria parasite is a terrible foe.
The dedicated work of volunteer village malaria workers is essential to prevent resistant malaria spreading from Cambodia to Africa, but the challenges are great.
She arrived in Elwak 10 days before. One of her children has pneumonia, another has malaria.
Today, I have great pleasure in announcing that Armenia has been certified by WHO as malaria-free.
THE hotel provides free mosquito repellent and closes its pool bar before dusk to prevent guests from contracting malaria.
Additionally, periodic flooding linked to El Niño–Southern Oscillation has been associated with malaria epidemics in the dry coastal region of northern Peru (38).
No, but that didn't stop William Hill offering 7/2 odds on him contracting malaria, making him the favourite celeb to be the next to catch this fashionable, often fatal, disease.
This is malaria.
We know how to prevent malaria.
This is another reason why malaria diagnostics are so important, as confirming cases is essential for accurate and timely malaria surveillance.
In Kenya, malaria is blamed for one out of every four child deaths.
Moreover, if you inoculate a child against malaria, you considerably reduce his or her chances of dying from that disease, since most deaths from malaria occur among children under ten.
The programme has had success getting evangelical groups to fight malaria in Mozambique, improve microcredit and water distribution in India, and educate people about AIDS in Africa.
There is evidence linking ENSO to malaria in Latin America, rift valley fever in east Africa, and dengue fever and its more lethal form, dengue hemorrhagic fever, in Thailand.
The malaria victim fevers intermittently.
This opportunity is unprecedented in the history of malaria control.
MICE with a "human" liver could be used to study malaria, hepatitis and cirrhosis.
For example, he said, even when farmers are too weak from malaria to weed, their crops survive.
Hopefully, monkey malaria will start to be recognised as an important area of research, but when examining the public health significance for humans, it is important to put the risk into context.
The campaign to eradicate malaria did not.
With thirteen new products now under review for malaria control, this scheme needs greater support.
The story does not shy away from depicting the harrowing details of the campaign, down to the dysentery and malaria.
The idea that helping mosquitoes, rather than destroying them, may be the way to eradicate malaria is pleasingly counterintuitive, even if it would mean more mosquito bites at night.
One African child dies every 30 seconds from malaria.
As the African Leaders malaria Alliance, or ALMA, stated last month: "In Africa, we used to track malaria by metrics of despair: cases and deaths, wasted life and squandered opportunity."
There's ready supply of fresh recruits nearby, where an intern feeds a saucer of goat blood to a colony of Anopheles stephensi, one species of mosquito that transmits malaria.
In recent years, however, interest in malaria eradication as a long-term goal has re-emerged.
The team found no further evidence of malaria, and the test that originally detected it has since been withdrawn as it can sometimes cross-react with other substances.
The report links warmer temperatures to the spread of dengue fever, yellow fever, malaria and even human plague in Europe.
What is the best treatment against malaria?
What is malaria?
As set out in the World malaria Report 2010, the annual number of malaria cases and deaths continues to decline, especially in Africa.
Q: the MDG to reduce malaria is a major goal, but how will we know whether we attain it as there is no reliable baseline from 1990?
These results are invigorating, adding to the growing momentum to reduce the huge burden of malaria, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.
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