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Etymology > Malaria
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Malaria Defined
From the medieval Italian "mal'" (bad) and "aria" (air), describing the miasma from the swamps around Rome in the summer months, believed to be the cause of fevers.
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Off-site Malaria Links, User Submitted
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Sat Jul 4
- How to Prevent Mosquito Borne Disease | eHow.com: Excellent information on preventing mosquito borne diseases.
Fri Jul 3
Thu Jul 2
- Distribution of insecticide treated nets in rural Africa -- Eisele and Steketee 339: b1598 -- BMJ
- Household ownership and use of insecticide treated nets among target groups after implementation of a national voucher programme in the United Republic of Tanzania: plausibility study using three annual cross sectional household surveys -- Hanson et al. 3
- Animations | Wellcome Trust: Downloadable animation on HIV, malaria and TB from the Wellcome Trust
- Royal Perth Hospital - Malaria - An On-line Resource: Resource on malaria developed by the Division of Laboratory Medicine at Perth Royal Hospital, Asutralia
Wed Jul 1
- Globalhealthfa cts.org - Global data on HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria, and more
- Malaria: poverty, race, and public ... - Google Books: p. 37-39, Malaria in the Civil War
- Mosquito Control: How to Identify the Symptoms of Malaria?: Normally it is found that a malaria infected person begins to show the symptoms within 10 to 30 days after the bite from the infected mosquito. It is always advisable to take preventive measures in order to stay protected from malaria.
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