Understanding Malaria

For years on malaria, I have been interested in the spread and characteristics of virology and various infectious diseases. It makes sense to let the individual know that the area in which I live is not a local illness and that the possibility of infection is low, but it is meaningful to cause a panic but I always have my I notice curiosity and interest. . Therefore, I decided to write an article about malaria. In addition to tuberculosis, malaria produces more deaths than any infection.

Malaria's life cycle provides the basis for understanding malaria vaccines. There are many strategies for developing a malaria vaccine, each covering various stages of parasite development. The life cycle of all malaria parasites is almost the same. It includes 1) an exogenous phase (spore) that grows in parasites of the Anopheles spp. And 2) an endogenous asexual germplasm with a parasite growth in the intestinal wall of a vertebrate host (Schizonto). The latter phase consists of 3) two endogenous asexual stages: the hepatocyte stage (erythrocyte schizont) and the erythrocyte development cycle (erythrocyte season).

Malaria is a complex disease caused by parasites with a complex life cycle. Richard Tren, chairman of the Africa Malaria Control Committee, an advocacy group that supports DDT, says, "We need to understand very well about mosquitoes, malaria parasites, and human behavior" He believes that many health plans do not have the ability to cope with this complexity In contrast, malaria researchers at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health Graduate, aid organizations are not anti-DDT drugs From the 1970s to the 1980s, according to the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO), most countries reported that "the transformation from pesticide treatment to treatment of chloroquine - the killing of parasites that cause malaria" - affects the mortality rate of disease (Weir, 2007) In other words, the mortality rate associated with malaria declines after treatment is transferred from pesticide to drug.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in 2016 there were 216 million malaria patients and 445,000 malaria-related deaths worldwide. Fortunately, modern medicine is progressing to help those living in the malaria area and those going to areas affected by malaria. Travelers can do simple things to avoid discovering this fatal disease before or during a trip. Malaria usually infects tropical and subtropical areas where the Anopheles breed and propagate. Although it has the highest infection rate in sub-Saharan Africa, it is also seriously affected in regions such as Southeast Asia and Latin America. Depending on where you arrive, you may be affected by different malaria subtypes