Malaria morbidity and mortality has remained a major health burden in the developing
countries especially in tropical Africa. Thus malaria association in pregnancy and its …

Either the balance between or absolute levels of inflammatory cytokines may be important in
malaria presentation and its outcome. In malaria-infected pregnant women, the relationships …

Aim: To determine the effect of malaria parasitaemia on some haematological parameters of
pregnant women in Delta State, Nigeria. Study Design: The experiment is a vertical survey of …

Background: Malaria remains a major public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa
especially among pregnant women and unborn infants. Aim: The effects of malaria infection …

Background Malaria infection during pregnancy presents a substantial health threat,
adversely impacting both the mother and fetus. Its pathogenesis and clinical consequences …

Malaria in pregnancy adversely affects pregnancy outcomes as it increases the risk of
spontaneous abortion, stillbirths, premature delivery, and low birth weight. Haematological …

Malaria during pregnancy continues to be a major health problem in endemic countries with
clinical consequences including death of both mother and child. In Nigeria, statistics shows …

Malaria during pregnancy has serious health consequences, and poses substantial risk to
the mother, her fetus, and the new born. This study was carried out to assess the …

Background: Malaria infection and complications during and after pregnancy remained a
major public health concern in the tropics and subtropics, with approximately 24 million …

A cross-sectional prospective study was carried out on malaria infected pregnant women
attending FMC Owerri, Imo state, Nigeria with the aim of assessing some haematological …