The zoonotic parasite Plasmodium knowlesi has emerged as an important cause of human
malaria in parts of Southeast Asia. The parasite is indistinguishable by microscopy from the …

The geographical overlaps of malaria parasites and Salmonella spp. can lead to co-infection
of these two pathogens, especially in the tropics where malaria is endemic. Moreover, few …

Abstract Background Acidosis in severe Plasmodium falciparum malaria is associated with
high mortality, yet the pathogenesis remains incompletely understood. The aim of this study …

Plasmodium knowlesi is endemic across Southeast Asia, and is the commonest cause of
zoonotic malaria. The spectrum of clinical disease from P. knowlesi infection ranges from …

Background Approximately 6% of children hospitalized with severe falciparum malaria in
Africa are also bacteremic. It is therefore recommended that all children with severe malaria …

Comprehensive data on the relative contribution of bacteremia to malaria outcomes in a
large number of participants are lacking. Therefore, we collated data on the co-existence of …

Commercial point-of-care tests remain insufficient for accurately detecting and differentiating
low-level malaria infections in regions co-endemic with multiple non-falciparum species …

Acute undifferentiated febrile illness (AUFI) is the presenting symptom of various tropical and
infectious diseases. Viral infection is generally the most common cause of AUFI, accounting …

Globally, malaria continues to be an enormous public health burden, with concomitant
parasite-induced damage to the gastrointestinal (GI) barrier resulting in bacteremia …

An increase in mast cells (MCs) and MCs mediators has been observed in malaria-
associated bacteremia, however, the role of these granulocytes in malarial immunity is …