Yes malaria can be transmitted from person to person, one way is by a mom having a baby and then when the baby comes out the mom and baby would both be infected, but this is very rare! Another way it can be transmitted from person to person is if a needle is used by multiple patients then the needle would take place of the mosquito bite, And the infected blood would be on the needle so when the next patient gets the needle in their arm the Malaria organisms would get into the next patients blood stream and infect the patient! But these two cases are both rare especially since needles are cleaned before used on another patient. And the moms are checked to see if their bloodstream is clean before they give birth.
Malaria is transmitted to other people when infectious mosquitoes bite them.
hey malaria is not contagious disease but can only be spread through the biting of a female anopheles mosquito
Female anopheles mosquito biting a human, :) the mosquito bite the people and the people get the symptoms... so yes it can be passed on
Yes malaria can be spread to another person by using the same needle or syringe. Only if the infected human's blood gets into you will not get malaria :D
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Malaria is a serious disease spread by mosquitoes. Malaria is not considered as a contagious disease for a reason that itÕs not spread from person to person through casual contact.
Malaria is spread by female mosquitoes. The parasite which causes malaria is found in the female mosquitoes saliva. When a person is bitten by a female mosquito, the parasite enters the bloodstream via the mosquitoes saliva. However, there are also other ways for malaria to be spread. A pregnant woman can pass malaria onto her baby. Someone using a needle that has been used by a person with malaria can infect that person. Having a blood transfusion from someone who has malaria can also pass it on to someone else.be careful.
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It is mostly spread by the female Anopheles mosquito. It also can be spread by infected blood.Malaria is spread through mosquitos. They drink a person's blood, and malaria is a blood-borne disease. Malaria is more prevalent in hot and tropical areas.Malaria is spread by female mosquitoes. The parasite which causes malaria is found in the female mosquitoes saliva. When a person is bitten by a female mosquito, the parasite enters the bloodstream via the mosquitoes saliva.However, there are also other ways for malaria to be spread. A pregnant woman can pass malaria onto her baby. Someone using a needle that has been used by a person with malaria can infect that person. Having a blood transfusion from someone who has malaria can also pass it on to someone else.Also if there is a person who used the same toiletries as one who as malaria then it can also be spread that way too, as one or person is using the same thing which means that they are passing each others germs and illnesses to one anotherBy mosquitoesMalaria is an infectious disease which is caused by parasites. Malaria is carried by the female mosquito (not the male), and is found in their saliva. When a mosquito drinks your blood, this parasite can be transferred into your bloodstream. Pregnant women can pass malaria onto their baby and can also be passed if someone has a blood transfusion. Needles used by a person with malaria can also cause the spread of the disease, if someone else uses the same needle without cleaning it properly first.Malaria is transmitted by infected anopheles mosquitoes.
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Yes. Malaria can be spread around the world if not treated at the time when you see signs of malaria.
Malaria is spread by Mosquitos & Sickle cell is an inherited disease so it would be easier to have an outbreak Malaria.
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When dross suggested that the anopheles mosquito spread malaria, this was an invention.
they pooed on all people with malaria
Flu is spread through contact of an infected. While Plague and malaria is spread via fleas and mosquito.