Identification of Major Subclinical Symptoms of Malaria among Carriers in Owerri, Nigeria
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Subclinical symptoms, malaria, Southeast NigeriaAbstract
Malaria remains a life-threatening disease with significant public health implications, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa. Malaria can be detected early, which can lead to earlier care and a reduction in morbidity and disease burden. Researchers in Owerri, Nigeria, decided to learn more about subclinical malaria symptoms. The study took place in two communities: Naze and Ikenegbu, both of which are suburbs of Owerri metropolis, between September and December.ated early.
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