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In order to widen the scope in | malaria interventions, AMVTN was succeeded by AMANET |
m (including Pittaluga) who demonstrated that | malaria is transmitted by mosquitos of the genus Anop |
Patrick Manson develops the thesis that | malaria is spread by mosquitoes. |
In the Philippines, snake bites and | malaria is treated with the plant. |
ine, Algeria, he discovered that the cause of | malaria is a protozoan, after observing the parasites |
a virus lethal to ʻapapane, which, like avian | malaria, is transmitted by mosquitoes. |
Malaria is a blood parasite, and death is usually cau | |
Artesunate is used primarily as treatment for | malaria; it has also been shown to be >90% efficaciou |
hough the original death certificates mention | malaria, it has been widely speculated that the coupl |
s recently by the local authorities to combat | malaria, Iyer goes to the Malaria Research Center and |
l of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and at the | malaria laboratory of the Ministry of Health at Horto |
thnicity, or caste; diseases such as AIDS and | malaria; lack of infrastructure (including transporta |
posted to Egypt and then India, and picked up | malaria, leading to his discharge from the army. |
demographic transition in Africa is slow and | malaria may provide part of the answer. |
In 2006, a study showing that the | malaria mosquito (Anopheles gambiae) is attracted equ |
. Brown, Adipokinetic hormones in the African | malaria mosquito, Anopheles gambiae: Identification a |
iagnosis of two Loudoun County teenagers with | malaria, mosquitoes from the island were found to car |
atted last year, Farrell says that he had had | malaria most of the season, which is why he hit only |
gives a clinical prognosis of three types of | malaria, namely, quotidian (miorya), tertan (alternat |
The African | Malaria Network Trust (AMANET) is a pan-African inter |
ics and New York-based nonprofit organization | Malaria No More. |
the inaugural "Staying Alive" Ambassador for | Malaria No More Foundation. |
arrhea and dysentery, worms, skin infections, | malaria, nutritional deficiencies, and conjunctivitis |
Studies in Africa, where both HIV and | malaria occur commonly, indicate that malaria/HIV co- |
an escape from the summer heat, humidity, and | malaria of the Charleston and Columbia, South Carolin |
Light died from | malaria on 21 October 1794 and was buried at the Cath |
Thomson died in Victoria from | malaria on 14 December 1878. |
That process enabled those who had contracted | malaria or any dormant infections to be cured before |
early 1980s and included bands such as D.A.F, | Malaria!, or ZK (predecessor of Die Toten Hosen). |
pestilential and disease-ridden (mainly with | malaria or "ague"). |
eport to the state board of health on a local | malaria outbreak Smith warned White of mosquito conne |
diplomatic approaches eventually prevailed, a | malaria outbreak in the 1830s so reduced the populati |
Pakistan also faced a | malaria outbreak. |
ruyn, G. W. (1999), An Illustrated History of | Malaria, p. 87. |
example, it is commonly a required reagent in | malaria parasite cultures, since Plasmodium falciparu |
in controlling the mosquitoes that carry the | malaria parasite Plasmodium. |
artemisinin is cleaved in the presence of the | malaria parasite leading to reactive oxygen radicals |
Human red blood cell infected by the | malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum, showing a res |
It works by stopping the | malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodiu |
find compounds active against the most deadly | malaria parasite. |
e phylum Apicomplexa, which also includes the | malaria parasite. |
hey can bite another victim, transferring the | malaria parasite. |
The Haemosporina includes the | malaria parasites and their relatives. |
Plants and apicomplexan protozoa such as | malaria parasites have the ability to produce their i |
ass of drugs works by inhibiting the SERCA of | malaria parasites such as Plasmodium falciparum; this |
many bacteria, apicomplexan protozoa such as | malaria parasites, and the plastids of higher plants. |
n might deter harmful infection by Plasmodium | malaria parasites, though no statistically significan |
ding Mycobacterium tuberculosis as well as in | malaria parasites, but is absent from the human host. |
(1890) and H. malariae (1889) for, two of the | malaria parasites, soon revising the genus to Plasmod |
r., "The Fight Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and | Malaria: Past Progress and Hope for the Future", UN C |
d Wester, who had been displaying symptoms of | malaria, past his breaking point. |
and mosquitoes carrying avian disease (avian | malaria, Plasmodium relictum, and avian pox, Poxvirus |
Humphreys, Margaret (2001), | Malaria: Poverty, Race, and Public Health in the Unit |
ed by ExxonMobil to Angola where they visited | malaria prevention and treatment projects as part of |
h 500 million yuan to the 30 hospitals and 30 | malaria prevention and treatment centers built by Chi |
lculation, etc.); trainings on social topics ( | malaria prevention, man/woman rapport, etc.); vocatio |
natal care and education, community outreach, | malaria prevention, infection control, and emergency |
health for its citizens in projects such as a | malaria program, reproductive program with the UNFPA |
The dose of primaquine in primary | malaria prophylaxis is 30 mg once daily, starting the |
rch 1942, and after recovering from a bout of | malaria, reached Papua in November 1942. |
National Institute of | Malaria Research |
The 'Darling Prize' for | malaria research was established in his memory. |
he Medical Trial asserted that the Stateville | malaria research was "an example of human experiments |
by early 1942 he was provided with a special | malaria research station at Dachau's concentration ca |
e 1930s Schilling had stressed the point that | malaria research on human subjects could be performed |
huania)-born Israeli physician, scientist and | malaria researcher. |
e Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and | Malaria said Thursday that 5.7 million lives have bee |
Stricken with | malaria, Shimakawa was evacuated to Japan in March 19 |
Robert died of dysentery and | malaria shortly before her birth, and her mother name |
hase of the disease, and people with P. vivax | malaria should be treated with a second drug that is |
abroad he had contracted blackwater fever and | malaria so severe that a note of his death was sent h |
Ross had | Malaria so Ross decided to find a cure for this horri |
h Organization on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, and | Malaria, Special Representative of the U.S. Secretary |
gues, Schilling would remain in charge of the | malaria station for the duration of the war. |
The | malaria study was specifically mentioned. |
An attack of | malaria, suffered in Piedmont further damaged his hea |
y, they are an important cause of symptoms in | malaria sufferers. |
ters were located in regions that flanked the | malaria surface antigens RIFIN and VAR genes or in lo |
role in the expression or maintenance of the | malaria surface antigens but this has yet to be deter |
The places where | malaria takes its biggest toll are precisely those in |
ials of ITNs found (for Plasmodium falciparum | malaria) that ITNs can reduce deaths in children by o |
yland Campaign as he recovered from a bout of | malaria that was known at the time as "Chickahominy F |
ickly Gregory XIV, who suffered from bouts of | malaria, the burden of the papal administration reste |
For instance, in | malaria, the number of plasmodia can be counted using |
l-tolerated in treating Plasmodium falciparum | malaria; the latter combination is particularly usefu |
the protozoan Haemoproteus columbae or pigeon | malaria, this parasite can be fatal to young Pigeons. |
He was then bed ridden with | malaria three different times. |
zards of the tropical climate of Panama, from | malaria to crocodiles. |
ed a lot of boats – to fight tuberculosis and | malaria, to improve health systems, to challenge and |
He also became adviser on | malaria to the Ministry of Health. |
it is the second most common infection after | malaria to be diagnosed in this group. |
ey endured floods, prairie fires, cholera and | malaria to serve the Indians for more than 20 years. |
Coartem is an effective and well-tolerated | malaria treatment, providing cure rates of up to 97%, |
on operates in are HIV/AIDS, family planning, | malaria, tuberculosis, avian influenza, poverty and e |
ositive reaction to other diseases, including | malaria, tuberculosis, and numerous other diseases. |
waterborne parasites, diarrhea and dysentery, | malaria, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and goiter. |
hroughout the continent and was infected with | malaria twice while there. |
His research publications covered nephrology, | malaria, typhoid, diabetes,alcohol induced disease, H |
e Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and | Malaria, US President's Malaria Initiative along with |
Malaria used to be the top killer of children in Rwan | |
hough the primary goal of AMANET has remained | malaria vaccine development, the organization in its |
hKline, UNICEF, the World Bank, Medicines for | Malaria Venture and the WHO Special Programme for Res |
Chalker is also Chairman of the Medicines for | Malaria Venture, a not-for-profit foundation dedicate |
tlanta was chosen as its headquarters because | malaria was locally endemic. |
rom their towns to the mountains, even though | malaria was prevalent there. |
er of deaths caused by the other top disease, | malaria, was also reduced significantly. |
as the understanding that the agent spreading | malaria was the mosquitoes (active at night) rather t |
Insects and disease such as | malaria weighed heavily on just about every member of |
e-treated mosquito nets to stop the spread of | malaria, which is the No. 1 killer in Africa. |
urks in what is now Iraq, there he contracted | malaria which affected him for the rest of his life. |
ng for the Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB, and | Malaria, which rose to over $100million in 2005. |
In 2002, Matthews was hospitalized with | malaria, which he evidently contracted on one of his |
rew, since they had greater resistance to the | malaria which claimed numerous European lives before |
ded in Nauvoo, the couple both came down with | malaria, which kept them from supporting their family |
However, Bowdich died from | malaria while in Bathurst on 10 January 1824, leaving |
Alabama on September 3, 1863, after catching | malaria while defending Vicksburg, Mississippi. |
central government, and facing an outbreak of | malaria without medication. |
e vast majority of the regiment suffered from | malaria, wounds or fatigue. |
designate diseases that cause fever, such as | malaria, yellow fever, and typhoid, which seem to hav |
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