Examples of using Malaria cases in English and their translations into Arabic
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Nine out of every 10 malaria cases occur in sub-Saharan Africa.
In particular, the vast majority of malaria cases occur in these areas.
Malaria cases seem to have decreased during the years 2002 and 2003.
There was a marked fall in the number of malaria cases- to only 116,000.
The Unified Health Service provides all the drugs needed for the treatment of malaria cases.
Early diagnosis and management of malaria cases with quick blood test and proper effective medication.
See Public Health England, Imported malaria cases and deaths, United Kingdom:
The feared rise in malaria cases in the last quarter of the year failed to materialize.
The number of malaria cases treated by the organization in some locations has also increased in recent weeks.
Most malaria cases and deaths(90 per cent) occur in sub-Saharan Africa, mainly in young children.
Those six countries account for an estimated 103 million(or 47 per cent) of the global malaria cases.
As of 2008, approximately 22 per cent of suspected malaria cases in Africa were confirmed through a diagnostic test.
Moreover, 14 to 18 million clinical malaria cases are reported to public health authorities in Tanzania each year.
also had significant declines in reported malaria cases.
The proportion of consultations swung dramatically from February to March, from malaria cases to almost exclusively trauma-related cases. .
Greater attention needs to be given to ensuring success in large countries that account for most malaria cases and deaths.
Malaria cases were falling in at least 25 of the 64 endemic countries in five regions as classified by WHO.
In most relevant countries outside Africa, access to first-line treatment was sufficient to cover all reported confirmed malaria cases.
Under Malawi ' s strategic plan, our country has recorded a number of achievements in the management of malaria cases.
The number of reported malaria cases in the European Region has been reduced substantially,