Malaria is a prevalent disease that continues to affect infants and results in the death of over
435,000 individuals worldwide, with children under the age of five accounting for 11-30% of …

Backgrounds: Studies in 1950s until 1980s led to the controversial conclusion that
malnourished children were less susceptible to malaria infection. In addition, animal studies …

Abstract Background In India, severe Malaria as well as malnutrition is quite prevalent in
children. Till now, relationship between malnutrition and malaria remains inconclusive …

Background: Malaria is one amongst the major health problems in Kulonprogo District of
Yogyakarta Province. The district itself is high case incidence (HCI) area, particularly in …

Background The most common nutritional problem affecting the pediatric population in
developing countries is protein energy malnutrition (PEM). The nutritional problem may be …

Background:―Malaria and malnutrition are closely related in the months of hunger gap
when malnutrition is at its peak often coincides with rainy season when the number of …

Objective: Our study in Port Harcourt children with asymptomatic malaria aimed at assessing
the baseline anthropometric indices of nutritional status, and whether their nutritional status …

Malnutrition and malaria have continued to wreck untold havoc among vulnerable
populations in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). Understanding the unique …

Background: Adolescent girls are one of the vulnerable groups in which the nutritional
demand increases. One of the most common nutritional problems in adolescent girl is …

Objectives This study examined the relationship between malnutrition and malaria among
children under five in Sierra Leone. It was predicted that children who displayed …