The human red blood cells are disc-like and roughly concave in shape. When a person starts to suffer from sickle cell disease, the cells become shaped like a..
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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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The malaria parasite does not immediately affect the red blood cells after infecting a person. Instead, it travels to the liver and destroy the liver cells to..
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Malaria, meaning bad air, was thought to be caused by bad air or bad water (as its meaning suggests). Presently the world is convinced that malaria is caused..
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Sickle cell anemia is an inherited blood disorder that causes chronic destruction of red blood cells, episodes of intense pain, vulnerability to infections,..
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Sickle cell anemia is a lifelong problem. ..
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There is no way to prevent sickle cell anemia, although gene therapy may be possible in the future. If sickle cell anemia or..
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Treatment of sickle cell anemia may include any of the following: Folic acid supplements to insure that enough of this nutrient is available to make new red..
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People with sickle cell disease must schedule regular doctor visits and receive comprehensive care. Call the doctor immediately when anyone with sickle..
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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..
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