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...ssentially one hundred percent. In Europe, which has much lower levels of malaria, have either allele '''Fy^a''' or '''Fy^b'''. By measu

...nt mortality or mortality for other age groups except in the regions where malaria eradication was undertaken. It is [however] possible to calculate child mor ...ber of households, male and female population, whether there were cases of malaria, enteritis, varieties of water sources, and whether there was a school.

...ns, and suffered overwhelming mortality when exposed to smallpox, measles, malaria, tuberculosis and other diseases. ...in the new world had some immunity --they suffered mild recurrent forms of malaria but survived.

...“The white man’s grave”. The most dangerous diseases were yellow fever and malaria. When the couple arrived, the worst season was approaching with tropical he

...icularly the far north are considered moderate to high risk malaria areas. Malaria is at its peak during the rainy season roughly between October and May.{{Im

...fever. Both [[sickle-cell disease]] and [[thalassemia]] are more common in malaria areas, because these mutations convey some protection against the parasite.

...ring the First World War, in Iraq and Palestine. "I was wounded twice, had malaria, was cited several time." He had his first sexual experience in 1917, but

...ly French Canadian. Some were accompanied by their families. Some died of malaria or in accidents on the job. Colonel By catalogued the deaths of men, women

...ly population in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands that does not suffer from malaria."<ref>Charles H. Norchi. 2000. Indigenous Knowledge as Intellectual Propert

...of the few places on earth with no natural hazards to humans. There is no Malaria or serious endemic disease; it lies outside of the cyclone belts; the weath

...e acknowledged, however, that there is no direct proof of the existence of malaria or miasmata, much less of their nature. Intermittent fevers were attributed

...ient's medical history. All of them also recommended homeopathy to prevent malaria, instead of referring them to a doctor or travel clinic for conventional me

..., R. H. "The Decline of Mortality in Ceylon and the Demographic Effects of Malaria Control." ''Population Studies'' 1974 28(2): 205-230. Issn: 0032-4728 Fullt

...t]] and briefly settling in [[Kampala]], [[Uganda]], where he contracted [[malaria]]. By 1951, he had settled in [[South Africa]], working in the [[gold minin

...17734">{{cite journal |author=Clegg J, Weatherall D |title=Thalassemia and malaria: new insights into an old problem |journal=Proc Assoc Am Physicians |volume ...al.''| title=The effect of α⁺-Thalassaemia on the Incidence of Malaria and other diseases in children living on the coast of Kenya | booktitle=PLo

*Symptoms of [[malaria]]

...hus reducing world hunger substantially and controlling the incidence of [[malaria]] better than it had ever been, the effect of DDT on the reproductive syste

...e natives occurred. However, a sailor named Andrea died of fever, probably malaria; he was buried on an islet on the river named “Ilha de São Andrés” (t

...f causal factors is needed if one wishes to reduce the incidence of either malaria or violence.

...ah]] [[encephalitis]] was identified. Twenty well-known diseases such as [[malaria]], [[tuberculosis]], [[cholera]], and [[dengue fever]] have rebounded after :*The economic costs of infectious diseases--especially HIV/AIDS and malaria--are already significant, and their increasingly heavy toll on productivity