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Diagram of the malaria lifecycle, including mosquito, human liver, and human blood stages. The diagram also illustrates infective vs diagnostic stages of the parasite's lifecycle. Also included are the temporal views of both p. falciparum and p. vivax.
Ce chapitre fait partie du Rapport 2024 sur les résultats.
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Decoding Infection and Transmission Volume 2, 2024, 100030
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We do not have to live in a world where 1,320 children die from a preventable disease every day
Malaria Journal (2021) 20:190
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Thematic brief. This brief highlights the link between climate change and VBDs in Asia Pacific. Using malaria to tell the narrative, it lists key actions that policymakers and the public health community can consider in addressing the impact of a changing climate on health. The brief also includes ...
This educational video uses the story of Zara, a student who develops a high fever and is diagnosed with malaria, to explain the causes and life cycle of the disease. It clarifies that malaria is not directly caused by mosquitoes, but by a protozoan parasite called Plasmodium, which is transmitted t...
Plasmodium falciparum est l'un des eucaryotes unicellulaires causant le paludisme. La compréhension de son cycle de vie est indispensable à la mise en place de moyens de lutte adaptés.
From half the world to a quarter of the world within one century
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