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Human Malaria

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Human malaria

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5 Responses on “Human Malaria”

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  1. Sarah CharlesNo Gravatar Says:

    There are four types of human malaria: Plasmodium falciparum; Plasmodium vivax; Plasmodium malariae; Plasmodium ovale.

  2. Mike StephensNo Gravatar Says:

    17 types, but I have no idea.

  3. Judith TremblayNo Gravatar Says:

    Four types affect humans

    (although most deaths are attributed to only two of them)

  4. Sara BensonNo Gravatar Says:

    4 types. I think that with one of the types it comes back and you never fully get rid of it.

  5. Chris GiovagnoniNo Gravatar Says:

    And the answer is …

    Four.

    Four types of malaria infect humans, although only two types cause most deaths. Of those deaths, most occur among young children in Africa.

    (Source: cdc.gov/malaria/biology/index.htm, November 2008)

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