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Stable malaria refers to conditions where the disease is consistently present in a population, often in regions with favorable climates and high transmission rates, leading to a continuous cycle of infection. In contrast, unstable malaria occurs in areas with irregular transmission, where the disease may be present sporadically or only during specific seasons, leading to outbreaks. This instability can be influenced by factors such as environmental changes, population movement, and control measures. Both forms pose significant public health challenges, but stable malaria often results in higher endemicity and immunity within the population.

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