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What as malaria?
Malaria is a disease passed through the blood of one person to the next mostly by mosquitos. This is common in tropical, poor area. Africa, Haiti, etc.
Next time you enjoy a gin and tonic raise your glass to malaria tonic water was created to make palatable what treatment for malaria?
quinine
How widespread is malaria?
It is very widespread. Malaria is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, especially in poor countries.
What diseases did the poor get in Rome?
The most common disease was "Roman" malaria, a particularly virulent form on malaria. Typhoid was also common.
Can I get malaria from drinking water with mosquito in it?
That is the most tricky question, the contributor have ever answered. Hat's off for this question! Malaria is not water borne, as per definiion of the water born diseases. But then the vector of malaria is mosquieto. Moquieto is water borne.
Does malaria exist in Palestine?
No. There is insufficient stagnant water for the malaria-carrying mosquitoes to reproduce.
Can you get malaria in Portugal?
No I don't think you can because there is water shortage happening in Portugal and one of the main ways that mosquitos can carry malaria is when there are large amounts of water around. So it's highly unlikely to catch malaria in Portugal.
Does drinking water of marshes cause malaria?
yes it does
In which season is malaria most common?
in rainy season malaria is more common because mosquito get enough water for breeding
How is malaria passed-?
The female Anopheles mosquito, carries the Malaria parasite from one victim to the next, infecting them all.
What hardship did the Jamestown colonists face?
many jamestown colonists became sick from malaria and from the drinking water
What conditions does malaria need to thrive?
Malaria thrives in warm, humid climates, primarily in tropical and subtropical regions where temperatures are consistently above 20°C (68°F). It requires stagnant or slow-moving water for the breeding of its vector, the Anopheles mosquito. Additionally, the presence of susceptible human populations is crucial for the transmission of the parasite, Plasmodium, which is responsible for the disease. High rainfall and poor drainage can further enhance the conditions for malaria transmission.
