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Malaria : Monsoon and mosquito borne diseases
Monsoon is a relief after the scorching heat of summer. However, mosquitoes find this season the best time to breed and multiply – leading to various health hazards!The smell of damp earth,..
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Understand Malaria : Difference between Malaria and Yellow Fever
Malaria and yellow fever are most common viral infectious diseases in developing nations. Mosquitoes are the common vector for both the diseases and they share similar symptoms..
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Understand Malaria : What is the expected duration of Malaria?
With proper treatment, symptoms of malaria usually go away quickly, with a cure within two weeks. Without proper treatment, malaria episodes..
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Understand Malaria : What is Malaria?
Malaria is an infection caused by single-celled parasites that enter the blood through the bite of an Anopheles mosquito. These parasites, called plasmodia,..
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Understand Malaria : Life Cycle of the Malaria Parasite
Malaria is caused by one of the Plasmodium (P.) parasites carried by female Anopheles mosquitoes. It is released into the human bloodstream after a mosquito bite. Six distinct..
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Understand Malaria : What is Falciparum Malaria?
Falciparum malaria, commonly referred to as cerebral malaria is the most dangerous and life threatening form of malaria. As the name suggests..
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Malaria Treatment : Treatment for Cerebral Malaria
Cerebral malaria turns fatal within few days of its onset. When properly diagnosed and treated, it can be treated just in 48 hours but when treatment is delayed cerebral malaria..
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Understand Malaria : Difference between Malaria and Typhoid Fever
Malaria and typhoid fever are diseases which are often confused with each other. This could be primarily because both are caused by parasites and are sometimes known to exhibit..
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Malaria Prevention : How to Prevent Malaria Naturally
Malaria is an infectious disease that is caused by the transmission of a parasite called plasmodium by the mosquitoes. Many people prefer to take antimalarial drugs for safeguarding..
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Understand Malaria : How does the Immune System Responds to Malaria
Plasmodium, the key culprit of malaria impairs main cells of the immune system. This parasite lives and multiplies in the place where immune system can’t catch it i.e...
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