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malaria

[muh-lair-ee-uh] / məˈlɛər i ə /


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A king at 9 years old, he died about ten years later—perhaps of malaria or a congenital bone disease—leaving little mark on his times.

From The Wall Street Journal

They’re often to be found in the midst of an Ebola, cholera or severe malaria outbreak.

From MarketWatch

The charity has warned of the risk of the "spread of epidemic diseases such as cholera and measles, and a catastrophic increase of malaria cases" among vulnerable people.

From BBC

Under a five-year bilateral deal, Washington will contribute nearly $2.1 billion to help prevent HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, and polio, and to protect maternal and child health, a US State Department spokeman said.

From Barron's

His book, according to its website, contends that the “remarkable molecule” works “to treat everything from cancer and malaria to autism and COVID.”

From Salon