It is one of the possible prevention gesture against paludism, dengue and chikungunya.
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The old theory of paludism or of a noxious miasma exhaled from the ground is no longer necessary.
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Racism proves to be a persistent and hardy phenomenon, with recurrent manifestations and intense attacks, like paludism or malaria which is more deadly than any other disease.
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Most of them suffer from marasmus, kwashiorkor or are simply weakened by various diseases such as parasitosis, pulmonary affections, acute diarrhea, paludism as well as other illnesses.
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In 1864, she remarried in Rome, Prince Emanuele Ruspoli, with whom she had five children, among them Eugenio Ruspoli (, Țigănești – , Somalia) and Mario Ruspoli (, Țigănești – , Florence). She died of paludism.
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Cameroun, resolutely engaged following these bases including the international community through the Funds world of fight against paludism and various financial contests with our country in the fight against this endemie.
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He undertook his first tour during May 2003, playing to full houses in Paris, Marseilles, Lyon and Bordeaux. In March 2005, the singer participated in the concert Africa Live, which was organised to fight against (malaria) paludism. This was the first time that he had returned to his home continent since the genocide. Les marchands de rêves, Corneille's second album, was released in November 2005.
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Belgrano also experienced paludism (malaria) during the second campaign to Upper Peru. On 3 May 1815 he informed the government of his disease, which made it difficult for him to work or even talk. He was treated by doctor Joseph Readhead, who employed a local species of the Cinchona medicinal plant. The disease lasted up to his stay in Britain, when his health improved because of the treatment and by having left the endemic zone.
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Pereira Álvarez was born in Ciudad Bolívar, Bolívar state, on 1888, and was a normalist teacher that graduated in 1903. She started her medicine studies in the Central University of Venezuela in 1911, emigrating to the United States in 1912. She established herself in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, obtaining her title in 1920. She returned to Venezuela in 1921, being part of the team that along with doctor Arnoldo Gabaldón started researching the possible cures of paludism.
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