Int J Infect Dis February 2020 PMID 31785400

Prevalence of malaria and its risk factors in Sabah, Malaysia.

A R Ramdzan, A Ismail, Z S Mohd Zanib

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The study found that malaria is quite common in Sabah, Malaysia, with Plasmodium knowlesi accounting for the majority of cases, especially in rural areas.
Male individuals and people living in rural areas are at a significantly higher risk of contracting malaria, based on statistical analysis.
The findings suggest that targeted prevention efforts addressing modifiable risk factors, like geographic location and sociodemographic factors, are necessary to control malaria in the region.]

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