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Malaria Overview for Health Professionals

Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease caused by parasitic protozoans of the Plasmodium type. The disease is transmitted via the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. Symptoms include fever, fatigue, vomiting and headaches. In severe cases, it can cause death. There are five species that can infect humans but P. falciparum is the most deadly. It is diagnosed via blood tests and treated with antimalarial medications. Malaria affects tropical and subtropical regions and in 2015 resulted in around 214 million cases and 438,000 deaths, primarily in Africa.

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Malaria Overview for Health Professionals

Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease caused by parasitic protozoans of the Plasmodium type. The disease is transmitted via the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. Symptoms include fever, fatigue, vomiting and headaches. In severe cases, it can cause death. There are five species that can infect humans but P. falciparum is the most deadly. It is diagnosed via blood tests and treated with antimalarial medications. Malaria affects tropical and subtropical regions and in 2015 resulted in around 214 million cases and 438,000 deaths, primarily in Africa.

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Malaria
FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia

Malariaisamosquitoborneinfectiousdiseaseaffectinghumansandotheranimalscausedbyparasitic
protozoans(agroupofsinglecelledmicroorganisms)belongingtothePlasmodiumtype.[1]Malariacauses
symptomsthattypicallyincludefever,fatigue,vomiting,andheadaches.Inseverecasesitcancauseyellow
skin,seizures,coma,ordeath.[2]Symptomsusuallybegintentofifteendaysafterbeingbitten.Ifnotproperly
treated,peoplemayhaverecurrencesofthediseasemonthslater.[1]Inthosewhohaverecentlysurvivedan
infection,reinfectionusuallycausesmildersymptoms.Thispartialresistancedisappearsovermonthstoyearsif
thepersonhasnocontinuingexposuretomalaria.[2]

Malaria

ThediseaseismostcommonlytransmittedbyaninfectedfemaleAnophelesmosquito.Themosquitobite
introducestheparasitesfromthemosquito'ssalivaintoaperson'sblood.[1]Theparasitestraveltotheliver
wheretheymatureandreproduce.FivespeciesofPlasmodiumcaninfectandbespreadbyhumans.[2]Most
deathsarecausedbyP.falciparumbecauseP.vivax,P.ovale,andP.malariaegenerallycauseamilderformof
malaria.[1][2]ThespeciesP.knowlesirarelycausesdiseaseinhumans.[1]Malariaistypicallydiagnosedbythe
microscopicexaminationofbloodusingbloodfilms,orwithantigenbasedrapiddiagnostictests.[2]Methods
thatusethepolymerasechainreactiontodetecttheparasite'sDNAhavebeendeveloped,butarenotwidely
usedinareaswheremalariaiscommonduetotheircostandcomplexity.[3]
Theriskofdiseasecanbereducedbypreventingmosquitobitesthroughtheuseofmosquitonetsandinsect
repellents,orwithmosquitocontrolmeasuressuchassprayinginsecticidesanddrainingstandingwater.[2]
Severalmedicationsareavailabletopreventmalariaintravellerstoareaswherethediseaseiscommon.
Occasionaldosesofthecombinationmedicationsulfadoxine/pyrimethaminearerecommendedininfantsand
afterthefirsttrimesterofpregnancyinareaswithhighratesofmalaria.Despiteaneed,noeffectivevaccine
exists,althougheffortstodeveloponeareongoing.[1]Therecommendedtreatmentformalariaisacombination
ofantimalarialmedicationsthatincludesanartemisinin.[1][2]Thesecondmedicationmaybeeithermefloquine,
lumefantrine,orsulfadoxine/pyrimethamine.[4]Quininealongwithdoxycyclinemaybeusedifanartemisinin
isnotavailable.[4]Itisrecommendedthatinareaswherethediseaseiscommon,malariaisconfirmedif
possiblebeforetreatmentisstartedduetoconcernsofincreasingdrugresistance.Resistanceamongthe

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APlasmodiumfromthesalivaofafemalemosquito
movingacrossamosquitocell
Classificationandexternalresources
Specialty

Infectiousdisease

ICD10

B50(http://apps.who.int/classification
s/icd10/browse/2016/en#/B50)B54(ht
tp://apps.who.int/classifications/icd10/
browse/2016/en#/B54)

ICD9CM

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9Code.ashx?icd9=084)
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parasiteshasdevelopedtoseveralantimalarialmedicationsforexample,chloroquineresistantP.falciparum
hasspreadtomostmalarialareas,andresistancetoartemisininhasbecomeaprobleminsomepartsof
SoutheastAsia.[1]
Thediseaseiswidespreadinthetropicalandsubtropicalregionsthatexistinabroadbandaroundthe
equator.[2]ThisincludesmuchofSubSaharanAfrica,Asia,andLatinAmerica.In2015,therewere214
millioncasesofmalariaworldwideresultinginanestimated438,000deaths,90%ofwhichoccurredin
Africa.[5]Ratesofdiseasehavedecreasedfrom2000to2015by37%,[5]butincreasedfrom2014duringwhich
therewere198millioncases.[6]Malariaiscommonlyassociatedwithpovertyandhasamajornegativeeffect
oneconomicdevelopment.[7][8]InAfrica,itisestimatedtoresultinlossesofUS$12billionayeardueto
increasedhealthcarecosts,lostabilitytowork,andnegativeeffectsontourism.[9]

Contents
1 Signsandsymptoms
1.1 Complications
2 Cause
2.1 Lifecycle
2.2 Recurrentmalaria
3 Pathophysiology
3.1 Geneticresistance
3.2 Liverdysfunction
4 Diagnosis
4.1 Classification
5 Prevention
5.1 Mosquitocontrol
5.2 Othermethods
5.3 Medications
6 Treatment
6.1 Resistance
7 Prognosis
8 Epidemiology
9 History
10 Societyandculture
10.1 Economicimpact
10.2 Counterfeitandsubstandarddrugs
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0)

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m/ddb7728.htm)
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ariapro)
MeSH

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&term=Malaria&field=entry#TreeC0
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10.2 Counterfeitandsubstandarddrugs
10.3 War
10.4 Eradicationefforts
Research
11.1 Vaccine
11.2 Medications
11.3 Other
Otheranimals
References
Furtherreading
Externallinks

Signsandsymptoms
Thesignsandsymptomsofmalariatypicallybegin825daysfollowinginfection[10]however,symptomsmayoccur
laterinthosewhohavetakenantimalarialmedicationsasprevention.[3]Initialmanifestationsofthediseasecommon
toallmalariaspeciesaresimilartoflulikesymptoms,[11]andcanresembleotherconditionssuchassepsis,
gastroenteritis,andviraldiseases.[3]Thepresentationmayincludeheadache,fever,shivering,jointpain,vomiting,
hemolyticanemia,jaundice,hemoglobinintheurine,retinaldamage,andconvulsions.[12]
Theclassicsymptomofmalariaisparoxysmacyclicaloccurrenceofsuddencoldnessfollowedbyshiveringand
thenfeverandsweating,occurringeverytwodays(tertianfever)inP.vivaxandP.ovaleinfections,andeverythree
days(quartanfever)forP.malariae.P.falciparuminfectioncancauserecurrentfeverevery3648hours,oraless
pronouncedandalmostcontinuousfever.[13]
SeveremalariaisusuallycausedbyP.falciparum(oftenreferredtoasfalciparummalaria).Symptomsoffalciparum
malariaarise930daysafterinfection.[11]Individualswithcerebralmalariafrequentlyexhibitneurologicalsymptoms,
includingabnormalposturing,nystagmus,conjugategazepalsy(failureoftheeyestoturntogetherinthesame
direction),opisthotonus,seizures,orcoma.[11]

Mainsymptomsofmalaria[10]

Complications
Malariahasseveralseriouscomplications.Amongtheseisthedevelopmentofrespiratorydistress,whichoccursinupto25%ofadultsand40%ofchildrenwith
severeP.falciparummalaria.Possiblecausesincluderespiratorycompensationofmetabolicacidosis,noncardiogenicpulmonaryoedema,concomitant
pneumonia,andsevereanaemia.Althoughrareinyoungchildrenwithseveremalaria,acuterespiratorydistresssyndromeoccursin525%ofadultsandupto
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29%ofpregnantwomen.[14]CoinfectionofHIVwithmalariaincreasesmortality.[15]Renalfailureisafeatureofblackwaterfever,wherehemoglobinfromlysed
redbloodcellsleaksintotheurine.[11]
InfectionwithP.falciparummayresultincerebralmalaria,aformofseveremalariathatinvolvesencephalopathy.Itisassociatedwithretinalwhitening,which
maybeausefulclinicalsignindistinguishingmalariafromothercausesoffever.[16]Enlargedspleen,enlargedliverorbothofthese,severeheadache,lowblood
sugar,andhemoglobinintheurinewithrenalfailuremayoccur.[11]Complicationsmayincludespontaneousbleeding,coagulopathy,andshock.[17]
Malariainpregnantwomenisanimportantcauseofstillbirths,infantmortality,abortionandlowbirthweight,[18]particularlyinP.falciparuminfection,butalso
withP.vivax.[19]

Cause
MalariaparasitesbelongtothegenusPlasmodium(phylumApicomplexa).Inhumans,malariaiscausedbyP.falciparum,P.malariae,P.ovale,P.vivaxand
P.knowlesi.[20][21]Amongthoseinfected,P.falciparumisthemostcommonspeciesidentified(~75%)followedbyP.vivax(~20%).[3]AlthoughP.falciparum
traditionallyaccountsforthemajorityofdeaths,[22]recentevidencesuggeststhatP.vivaxmalariaisassociatedwithpotentiallylifethreateningconditionsaboutas
oftenaswithadiagnosisofP.falciparuminfection.[23]P.vivaxproportionallyismorecommonoutsideAfrica.[24]Therehavebeendocumentedhumaninfections
withseveralspeciesofPlasmodiumfromhigherapeshowever,exceptforP.knowlesiazoonoticspeciesthatcausesmalariainmacaques[21]thesearemostly
oflimitedpublichealthimportance.[25]
Globalwarmingislikelytoaffectmalariatransmission,buttheseverityandgeographicdistributionofsucheffectsisuncertain.[26][27]

Lifecycle
InthelifecycleofPlasmodium,afemaleAnophelesmosquito(thedefinitivehost)transmitsamotileinfectiveform(calledthesporozoite)toavertebratehost
suchasahuman(thesecondaryhost),thusactingasatransmissionvector.Asporozoitetravelsthroughthebloodvesselstolivercells(hepatocytes),whereit
reproducesasexually(tissueschizogony),producingthousandsofmerozoites.Theseinfectnewredbloodcellsandinitiateaseriesofasexualmultiplicationcycles
(bloodschizogony)thatproduce8to24newinfectivemerozoites,atwhichpointthecellsburstandtheinfectivecyclebeginsanew.[28]
Othermerozoitesdevelopintoimmaturegametocytes,whicharetheprecursorsofmaleandfemalegametes.Whenafertilisedmosquitobitesaninfectedperson,
gametocytesaretakenupwiththebloodandmatureinthemosquitogut.Themaleandfemalegametocytesfuseandformanookineteafertilized,motilezygote.
Ookinetesdevelopintonewsporozoitesthatmigratetotheinsect'ssalivaryglands,readytoinfectanewvertebratehost.Thesporozoitesareinjectedintotheskin,
inthesaliva,whenthemosquitotakesasubsequentbloodmeal.[29]

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Onlyfemalemosquitoesfeedonbloodmalemosquitoesfeedonplantnectar,anddonottransmitthe
disease.ThefemalesoftheAnophelesgenusofmosquitoprefertofeedatnight.Theyusuallystart
searchingforamealatdusk,andwillcontinuethroughoutthenightuntiltakingameal.[30]Malaria
parasitescanalsobetransmittedbybloodtransfusions,althoughthisisrare.[31]

Recurrentmalaria
Symptomsofmalariacanrecuraftervaryingsymptomfreeperiods.Dependinguponthecause,
recurrencecanbeclassifiedaseitherrecrudescence,relapse,orreinfection.Recrudescenceiswhen
symptomsreturnafterasymptomfreeperiod.Itiscausedbyparasitessurvivinginthebloodasa
resultofinadequateorineffectivetreatment.[32]Relapseiswhensymptomsreappearaftertheparasites
havebeeneliminatedfrombloodbutpersistasdormanthypnozoitesinlivercells.Relapsecommonly
occursbetween824weeksandiscommonlyseenwithP.vivaxandP.ovaleinfections.[3]P.vivax
malariacasesintemperateareasofteninvolveoverwinteringbyhypnozoites,withrelapsesbeginning
theyearafterthemosquitobite.[33]Reinfectionmeanstheparasitethatcausedthepastinfectionwas
eliminatedfromthebodybutanewparasitewasintroduced.Reinfectioncannotreadilybe
distinguishedfromrecrudescence,althoughrecurrenceofinfectionwithintwoweeksoftreatmentfor
theinitialinfectionistypicallyattributedtotreatmentfailure.[34]Peoplemaydevelopsomeimmunity
whenexposedtofrequentinfections.[35]

Pathophysiology
Malariainfectiondevelopsviatwophases:onethatinvolvestheliver(exoerythrocyticphase),andone
thatinvolvesredbloodcells,orerythrocytes(erythrocyticphase).Whenaninfectedmosquitopiercesa
person'sskintotakeabloodmeal,sporozoitesinthemosquito'ssalivaenterthebloodstreamand
migratetotheliverwheretheyinfecthepatocytes,multiplyingasexuallyandasymptomaticallyfora
periodof830days.[36]

Thelifecycleofmalariaparasites.Amosquitocausesan
infectionbyabite.First,sporozoitesenterthebloodstream,
andmigratetotheliver.Theyinfectlivercells,wherethey
multiplyintomerozoites,rupturethelivercells,andreturn
tothebloodstream.Themerozoitesinfectredbloodcells,
wheretheydevelopintoringforms,trophozoitesand
schizontsthatinturnproducefurthermerozoites.Sexual
formsarealsoproduced,which,iftakenupbyamosquito,
willinfecttheinsectandcontinuethelifecycle.

Afterapotentialdormantperiodintheliver,theseorganismsdifferentiatetoyieldthousandsofmerozoites,which,followingruptureoftheirhostcells,escapeinto
thebloodandinfectredbloodcellstobegintheerythrocyticstageofthelifecycle.[36]Theparasiteescapesfromtheliverundetectedbywrappingitselfinthecell
membraneoftheinfectedhostlivercell.[37]
Withintheredbloodcells,theparasitesmultiplyfurther,againasexually,periodicallybreakingoutoftheirhostcellstoinvadefreshredbloodcells.Severalsuch
amplificationcyclesoccur.Thus,classicaldescriptionsofwavesoffeverarisefromsimultaneouswavesofmerozoitesescapingandinfectingredbloodcells.[36]
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SomeP.vivaxsporozoitesdonotimmediatelydevelopintoexoerythrocyticphasemerozoites,butinsteadproduce
hypnozoitesthatremaindormantforperiodsrangingfromseveralmonths(710monthsistypical)toseveralyears.Aftera
periodofdormancy,theyreactivateandproducemerozoites.Hypnozoitesareresponsibleforlongincubationandlate
relapsesinP.vivaxinfections,[33]althoughtheirexistenceinP.ovaleisuncertain.[38]
Theparasiteisrelativelyprotectedfromattackbythebody'simmunesystembecauseformostofitshumanlifecycleit
resideswithintheliverandbloodcellsandisrelativelyinvisibletoimmunesurveillance.However,circulatinginfected
bloodcellsaredestroyedinthespleen.Toavoidthisfate,theP.falciparumparasitedisplaysadhesiveproteinsonthe
surfaceoftheinfectedbloodcells,causingthebloodcellstosticktothewallsofsmallbloodvessels,therebysequestering
theparasitefrompassagethroughthegeneralcirculationandthespleen.[39]Theblockageofthemicrovasculaturecauses
symptomssuchasinplacentalmalaria.[40]Sequesteredredbloodcellscanbreachthebloodbrainbarrierandcause
cerebralmalaria.[41]

Geneticresistance
Accordingtoa2005review,duetothehighlevelsofmortalityandmorbiditycausedbymalariaespeciallythe
P.falciparumspeciesithasplacedthegreatestselectivepressureonthehumangenomeinrecenthistory.Severalgenetic
factorsprovidesomeresistancetoitincludingsicklecelltrait,thalassaemiatraits,glucose6phosphatedehydrogenase
deficiency,andtheabsenceofDuffyantigensonredbloodcells.[42][43]
Theimpactofsicklecelltraitonmalariaimmunityillustratessomeevolutionarytradeoffsthathaveoccurredbecauseof
endemicmalaria.Sicklecelltraitcausesachangeinthehemoglobinmoleculeintheblood.Normally,redbloodcellshave
averyflexible,biconcaveshapethatallowsthemtomovethroughnarrowcapillarieshowever,whenthemodified
hemoglobinSmoleculesareexposedtolowamountsofoxygen,orcrowdtogetherduetodehydration,theycanstick
togetherformingstrandsthatcausethecelltosickleordistortintoacurvedshape.Inthesestrandsthemoleculeisnotas
effectiveintakingorreleasingoxygen,andthecellisnotflexibleenoughtocirculatefreely.Intheearlystagesofmalaria,
theparasitecancauseinfectedredcellstosickle,andsotheyareremovedfromcirculationsooner.Thisreducesthe
frequencywithwhichmalariaparasitescompletetheirlifecycleinthecell.Individualswhoarehomozygous(withtwo
copiesoftheabnormalhemoglobinbetaallele)havesicklecellanaemia,whilethosewhoareheterozygous(withone
abnormalalleleandonenormalallele)experienceresistancetomalariawithoutsevereanemia.Althoughtheshorterlife
expectancyforthosewiththehomozygousconditionwouldtendtodisfavorthetrait'ssurvival,thetraitispreservedin
malariaproneregionsbecauseofthebenefitsprovidedbytheheterozygousform.[43][44]

Micrographofaplacentafroma
stillbirthduetomaternalmalaria.
H&Estain.Redbloodcellsare
anuclearblue/blackstaininginbright
redstructures(redbloodcells)
indicateforeignnucleifromthe
parasites.

Electronmicrographofa
Plasmodiumfalciparuminfectedred
bloodcell(center),illustrating
adhesionprotein"knobs"

Liverdysfunction

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Liverdysfunctionasaresultofmalariaisuncommonandusuallyonlyoccursinthosewithanotherliverconditionsuchasviralhepatitisorchronicliverdisease.
Thesyndromeissometimescalledmalarialhepatitis.[45]Whileithasbeenconsideredarareoccurrence,malarialhepatopathyhasseenanincrease,particularlyin
SoutheastAsiaandIndia.Livercompromiseinpeoplewithmalariacorrelateswithagreaterlikelihoodofcomplicationsanddeath.[45]

Diagnosis
Owingtothenonspecificnatureofthepresentationofsymptoms,diagnosisofmalariainnonendemicareasrequiresa
highdegreeofsuspicion,whichmightbeelicitedbyanyofthefollowing:recenttravelhistory,enlargedspleen,fever,low
numberofplateletsintheblood,andhigherthannormallevelsofbilirubininthebloodcombinedwithanormallevelof
whitebloodcells.[3]
Malariaisusuallyconfirmedbythemicroscopicexaminationofbloodfilmsorbyantigenbasedrapiddiagnostictests
(RDT).[46][47]Insomeareas,RDTsneedtobeabletodistinguishwhetherthemalariasymptomsarecausedbyPlasmodium
falciparumorbyotherspeciesofparasitessincetreatmentstrategiescoulddifferfornonfalciparuminfections.[48]
Microscopyisthemostcommonlyusedmethodtodetectthemalarialparasiteabout165millionbloodfilmswere
examinedformalariain2010.[49]Despiteitswidespreadusage,diagnosisbymicroscopysuffersfromtwomaindrawbacks:
manysettings(especiallyrural)arenotequippedtoperformthetest,andtheaccuracyoftheresultsdependsonboththe
skillofthepersonexaminingthebloodfilmandthelevelsoftheparasiteintheblood.Thesensitivityofbloodfilmsranges
from7590%inoptimumconditions,toaslowas50%.CommerciallyavailableRDTsareoftenmoreaccuratethanblood
filmsatpredictingthepresenceofmalariaparasites,buttheyarewidelyvariableindiagnosticsensitivityandspecificity
dependingonmanufacturer,andareunabletotellhowmanyparasitesarepresent.[49]
Inregionswherelaboratorytestsarereadilyavailable,malariashouldbesuspected,andtestedfor,inanyunwellperson
whohasbeeninanareawheremalariaisendemic.Inareasthatcannotaffordlaboratorydiagnostictests,ithasbecome
commontouseonlyahistoryoffeverastheindicationtotreatformalariathusthecommonteaching"feverequals
malariaunlessprovenotherwise".Adrawbackofthispracticeisoverdiagnosisofmalariaandmismanagementofnon
malarialfever,whichwasteslimitedresources,erodesconfidenceinthehealthcaresystem,andcontributestodrug
resistance.[50]Althoughpolymerasechainreactionbasedtestshavebeendeveloped,theyarenotwidelyusedinareas
wheremalariaiscommonasof2012,duetotheircomplexity.[3]

Classification

Thebloodfilmisthegoldstandard
formalariadiagnosis.

Ringformsandgametocytesof
Plasmodiumfalciparuminhuman
blood

Malariaisclassifiedintoeither"severe"or"uncomplicated"bytheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO).[3]Itisdeemed
severewhenanyofthefollowingcriteriaarepresent,otherwiseitisconsidereduncomplicated.[51]
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Decreasedconsciousness
Significantweaknesssuchthatthepersonisunabletowalk
Inabilitytofeed
Twoormoreconvulsions
Lowbloodpressure(lessthan70mmHginadultsand50mmHginchildren)
Breathingproblems
Circulatoryshock
Kidneyfailureorhemoglobinintheurine
Bleedingproblems,orhemoglobinlessthan50g/L(5g/dL)
Pulmonaryoedema
Bloodglucoselessthan2.2mmol/L(40mg/dL)
Acidosisorlactatelevelsofgreaterthan5mmol/L
Aparasitelevelinthebloodofgreaterthan100,000permicrolitre(L)inlowintensitytransmissionareas,or250,000perLinhighintensitytransmission
areas
CerebralmalariaisdefinedasasevereP.falciparummalariapresentingwithneurologicalsymptoms,includingcoma(withaGlasgowcomascalelessthan11,or
aBlantyrecomascalegreaterthan3),orwithacomathatlastslongerthan30minutesafteraseizure.[52]
Varioustypesofmalariahavebeencalledbythenamesbelow:[53]

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Name

Pathogen

Notes

algidmalaria

Plasmodiumfalciparum

severemalariaaffectingthecardiovascularsystemandcausing
chillsandcirculatoryshock

biliousmalaria

Plasmodiumfalciparum

severemalariaaffectingtheliverandcausingvomitingand
jaundice

cerebralmalaria

Plasmodiumfalciparum

severemalariaaffectingthecerebrum

congenitalmalaria

variousplasmodia

plasmodiumintroducedfromthemotherviathefetalcirculation

falciparummalaria,Plasmodiumfalciparum
malaria,perniciousmalaria

Plasmodiumfalciparum

ovalemalaria,Plasmodiumovalemalaria

Plasmodiumovale

quartanmalaria,malariaemalaria,Plasmodium
malariaemalaria

Plasmodiummalariae

quotidianmalaria

Plasmodiumfalciparum,Plasmodiumvivax paroxysmsdaily(quotidian)

tertianmalaria

Plasmodiumfalciparum,Plasmodiumovale, paroxysmseverythirdday(tertian),countingthedayof
Plasmodiumvivax
occurrenceasthefirst

transfusionmalaria

variousplasmodia

vivaxmalaria,Plasmodiumvivaxmalaria

Plasmodiumvivax

paroxysmseveryfourthday(quartan),countingthedayof
occurrenceasthefirstday

plasmodiumintroducedbybloodtransfusion,needlesharing,or
needlestickinjury

Prevention
Methodsusedtopreventmalariaincludemedications,mosquitoeliminationandthepreventionofbites.Thereisnovaccineformalaria.Thepresenceofmalaria
inanarearequiresacombinationofhighhumanpopulationdensity,highanophelesmosquitopopulationdensityandhighratesoftransmissionfromhumansto
mosquitoesandfrommosquitoestohumans.Ifanyoftheseisloweredsufficiently,theparasitewilleventuallydisappearfromthatarea,ashappenedinNorth
America,EuropeandpartsoftheMiddleEast.However,unlesstheparasiteiseliminatedfromthewholeworld,itcouldbecomereestablishedifconditionsrevert
toacombinationthatfavourstheparasite'sreproduction.Furthermore,thecostperpersonofeliminatinganophelesmosquitoesriseswithdecreasingpopulation
density,makingiteconomicallyunfeasibleinsomeareas.[54]
Preventionofmalariamaybemorecosteffectivethantreatmentofthediseaseinthelongrun,buttheinitialcostsrequiredareoutofreachofmanyoftheworld's
poorestpeople.Thereisawidedifferenceinthecostsofcontrol(i.e.maintenanceoflowendemicity)andeliminationprogramsbetweencountries.Forexample,
inChinawhosegovernmentin2010announcedastrategytopursuemalariaeliminationintheChineseprovincestherequiredinvestmentisasmallproportion
ofpublicexpenditureonhealth.Incontrast,asimilarprograminTanzaniawouldcostanestimatedonefifthofthepublichealthbudget.[55]
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Inareaswheremalariaiscommon,childrenunderfiveyearsoldoftenhaveanemiawhichissometimesduetomalaria.
Givingchildrenwithanemiaintheseareaspreventiveantimalarialmedicationimprovesredbloodcelllevelsslightlybut
didnotaffecttheriskofdeathorneedforhospitalization.[56]

Mosquitocontrol
Vectorcontrolreferstomethodsusedtodecreasemalariabyreducingthelevelsof
transmissionbymosquitoes.Forindividualprotection,themosteffectiveinsect
repellentsarebasedonDEETorpicaridin.[57]Insecticidetreatedmosquitonets
(ITNs)andindoorresidualspraying(IRS)havebeenshowntobehighlyeffectivein
preventingmalariaamongchildreninareaswheremalariaiscommon.[58][59]
Prompttreatmentofconfirmedcaseswithartemisininbasedcombinationtherapies
(ACTs)mayalsoreducetransmission.[60]
Mosquitonetshelpkeepmosquitoesawayfrompeopleandreduceinfectionrates
andtransmissionofmalaria.Netsarenotaperfectbarrierandareoftentreatedwith
aninsecticidedesignedtokillthemosquitobeforeithastimetofindawaypastthe
net.Insecticidetreatednetsareestimatedtobetwiceaseffectiveasuntreatednets
andoffergreaterthan70%protectioncomparedwithnonet.[61]Between2000and
2008,theuseofITNssavedthelivesofanestimated250,000infantsinSub
SaharanAfrica.[62]About13%ofhouseholdsinSubSaharancountriesownedITNs
Mansprayingkeroseneoilinstanding
in2007[63]and31%ofAfricanhouseholdswereestimatedtoownatleastoneITN
water,PanamaCanalZone1912
in2008.In2000,1.7million(1.8%)Africanchildrenlivinginareasoftheworld
wheremalariaiscommonwereprotectedbyanITN.Thatnumberincreasedto20.3
million(18.5%)AfricanchildrenusingITNsin2007,leaving89.6millionchildrenunprotected[64]andto68%African
childrenusingmosquitonetsin2015.[65]Mostnetsareimpregnatedwithpyrethroids,aclassofinsecticideswithlow
toxicity.Theyaremosteffectivewhenusedfromdusktodawn.[66]Itisrecommendedtohangalarge"bednet"abovethe
centerofabedandeithertucktheedgesunderthemattressormakesureitislargeenoughsuchthatittouchesthe
ground.[67]

AnAnophelesstephensimosquito
shortlyafterobtainingbloodfroma
human(thedropletofbloodis
expelledasasurplus).Thismosquito
isavectorofmalaria,andmosquito
controlisaneffectivewayof
reducingitsincidence.

Wallswhereindoorresidualspraying
ofDDThasbeenapplied.The
mosquitoesremainonthewalluntil
theyfalldowndeadonthefloor.

Indoorresidualsprayingisthesprayingofinsecticidesonthewallsinsideahome.Afterfeeding,manymosquitoesrestonanearbysurfacewhiledigestingthe
bloodmeal,soifthewallsofhouseshavebeencoatedwithinsecticides,therestingmosquitoescanbekilledbeforetheycanbiteanotherpersonandtransferthe
malariaparasite.[68]Asof2006,theWorldHealthOrganizationrecommends12insecticidesinIRSoperations,includingDDTandthepyrethroidscyfluthrinand

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deltamethrin.[69]ThispublichealthuseofsmallamountsofDDTispermittedundertheStockholmConvention,which
prohibitsitsagriculturaluse.[70]OneproblemwithallformsofIRSisinsecticideresistance.MosquitoesaffectedbyIRS
tendtorestandliveindoors,andduetotheirritationcausedbyspraying,theirdescendantstendtorestandliveoutdoors,
meaningthattheyarelessaffectedbytheIRS.[71]
Thereareanumberofothermethodstoreducemosquitobitesandslowthespreadofmalaria.Effortstodecreasemosquito
larvabydecreasingtheavailabilityofopenwaterinwhichtheydeveloporbyaddingsubstancestodecreasetheir
developmentiseffectiveinsomelocations.[72]Electronicmosquitorepellentdeviceswhichmakeveryhighfrequency
soundsthataresupposedtokeepfemalemosquitoesaway,donothavesupportingevidence.[73]

Othermethods
Communityparticipationandhealtheducationstrategiespromotingawarenessofmalariaandtheimportanceofcontrol
measureshavebeensuccessfullyusedtoreducetheincidenceofmalariainsomeareasofthedevelopingworld.[74]
Amosquitonetinuse.
Recognizingthediseaseintheearlystagescanstopthediseasefrombecomingfatal.Educationcanalsoinformpeopleto
coveroverareasofstagnant,stillwater,suchaswatertanksthatareidealbreedinggroundsfortheparasiteandmosquito,
thuscuttingdowntheriskofthetransmissionbetweenpeople.Thisisgenerallyusedinurbanareaswheretherearelargecentersofpopulationinaconfinedspace
andtransmissionwouldbemostlikelyintheseareas.[75]Intermittentpreventivetherapyisanotherinterventionthathasbeenusedsuccessfullytocontrolmalaria
inpregnantwomenandinfants,[76]andinpreschoolchildrenwheretransmissionisseasonal.[77]

Medications
Thereareanumberofdrugsthatcanhelppreventorinterruptmalariaintravelerstoplaceswhereinfectioniscommon.Manyofthesedrugsarealsousedin
treatment.Chloroquinemaybeusedwherechloroquineresistantparasitesarenotcommon.[78]InplaceswherePlasmodiumisresistanttooneormore
medications,threemedicationsmefloquine(Lariam),doxycycline(availablegenerically),orthecombinationofatovaquoneandproguanilhydrochloride
(Malarone)arefrequentlyusedwhenprophylaxisisneeded.[78]Doxycyclineandtheatovaquoneplusproguanilcombinationarethebesttoleratedmefloquineis
associatedwithdeath,suicide,andneurologicalandpsychiatricsymptoms.[78]
Theprotectiveeffectdoesnotbeginimmediately,andpeoplevisitingareaswheremalariaexistsusuallystarttakingthedrugsonetotwoweeksbeforearriving
andcontinuetakingthemforfourweeksafterleaving(exceptforatovaquone/proguanil,whichonlyneedstobestartedtwodaysbeforeandcontinuedforseven
daysafterward).[79]Theuseofpreventativedrugsisoftennotpracticalforthosewholiveinareaswheremalariaexists,andtheiruseisusuallyonlyinpregnant
womenandshorttermvisitors.Thisisduetothecostofthedrugs,sideeffectsfromlongtermuse,andthedifficultyinobtainingantimalarialdrugsoutsideof
wealthynations.[80]Duringpregnancy,medicationtopreventmalariahasbeenfoundtoimprovetheweightofthebabyatbirthanddecreasetheriskofanemiain
themother.[81]Theuseofpreventativedrugswheremalariabearingmosquitoesarepresentmayencouragethedevelopmentofpartialresistance.[82]
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Treatment
Malariaistreatedwithantimalarialmedicationstheonesuseddependsonthetypeandseverityofthedisease.While
medicationsagainstfeverarecommonlyused,theireffectsonoutcomesarenotclear.[83]
Simpleoruncomplicatedmalariamaybetreatedwithoralmedications.ThemosteffectivetreatmentforP.falciparum
infectionistheuseofartemisininsincombinationwithotherantimalarials(knownasartemisinincombinationtherapy,or
ACT),whichdecreasesresistancetoanysingledrugcomponent.[84]Theseadditionalantimalarialsinclude:amodiaquine,
lumefantrine,mefloquineorsulfadoxine/pyrimethamine.[85]Anotherrecommendedcombinationisdihydroartemisininand
piperaquine.[86][87]ACTisabout90%effectivewhenusedtotreatuncomplicatedmalaria.[62]Totreatmalariaduring
pregnancy,theWHOrecommendstheuseofquinineplusclindamycinearlyinthepregnancy(1sttrimester),andACTin
laterstages(2ndand3rdtrimesters).[88]Inthe2000s(decade),malariawithpartialresistancetoartemisinsemergedin
SoutheastAsia.[89][90]InfectionwithP.vivax,P.ovaleorP.malariaeusuallydonotrequirehospitalization.Treatmentof
P.vivaxrequiresbothtreatmentofbloodstages(withchloroquineorACT)andclearanceofliverformswith
primaquine.[91]TreatmentwithtafenoquinepreventsrelapsesafterconfirmedP.vivaxmalaria.[92]
SevereandcomplicatedmalariaarealmostalwayscausedbyinfectionwithP.falciparum.Theotherspeciesusuallycause
onlyfebriledisease.[93]Severeandcomplicatedmalariaaremedicalemergenciessincemortalityratesarehigh(10%to
Anadvertisementforquinineasa
50%).[94]Cerebralmalariaistheformofsevereandcomplicatedmalariawiththeworstneurologicalsymptoms.[95]
malariatreatmentfrom1927.
Recommendedtreatmentforseveremalariaistheintravenoususeofantimalarialdrugs.Forseveremalaria,parenteral
artesunatewassuperiortoquinineinbothchildrenandadults.[96]Inanothersystematicreview,artemisininderivatives
(artemetherandarteether)wereasefficaciousasquinineinthetreatmentofcerebralmalariainchildren.[97]Treatmentofseveremalariainvolvessupportive
measuresthatarebestdoneinacriticalcareunit.Thisincludesthemanagementofhighfeversandtheseizuresthatmayresultfromit.Italsoincludesmonitoring
forpoorbreathingeffort,lowbloodsugar,andlowbloodpotassium.[22]

Resistance
Drugresistanceposesagrowingproblemin21stcenturymalariatreatment.[98]Resistanceisnowcommonagainstallclassesofantimalarialdrugsapartfrom
artemisinins.Treatmentofresistantstrainsbecameincreasinglydependentonthisclassofdrugs.Thecostofartemisininslimitstheiruseinthedeveloping
world.[99]MalariastrainsfoundontheCambodiaThailandborderareresistanttocombinationtherapiesthatincludeartemisinins,andmaythereforebe
untreatable.[100]Exposureoftheparasitepopulationtoartemisininmonotherapiesinsubtherapeuticdosesforover30yearsandtheavailabilityofsubstandard
artemisininslikelydrovetheselectionoftheresistantphenotype.[101]ResistancetoartemisininhasbeendetectedinCambodia,Myanmar,Thailand,and
Vietnam,[102]andtherehasbeenemergingresistanceinLaos.[103][104]
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Prognosis
Whenproperlytreated,peoplewithmalariacanusuallyexpectacompleterecovery.[105]However,severe
malariacanprogressextremelyrapidlyandcausedeathwithinhoursordays.[106]Inthemostseverecasesofthe
disease,fatalityratescanreach20%,evenwithintensivecareandtreatment.[3]Overthelongerterm,
developmentalimpairmentshavebeendocumentedinchildrenwhohavesufferedepisodesofsevere
malaria.[107]Chronicinfectionwithoutseverediseasecanoccurinanimmunedeficiencysyndromeassociated
withadecreasedresponsivenesstoSalmonellabacteriaandtheEpsteinBarrvirus.[108]
Duringchildhood,malariacausesanemiaduringaperiodofrapidbraindevelopment,andalsodirectbrain
damageresultingfromcerebralmalaria.[107]Somesurvivorsofcerebralmalariahaveanincreasedriskof
neurologicalandcognitivedeficits,behaviouraldisorders,andepilepsy.[109]Malariaprophylaxiswasshownto
improvecognitivefunctionandschoolperformanceinclinicaltrialswhencomparedtoplacebogroups.[107]

Epidemiology

Distributionofmalariaintheworld:[110]
Elevatedoccurrenceofchloroquineormulti
resistantmalaria
Occurrenceofchloroquineresistantmalaria
NoPlasmodiumfalciparumorchloroquine
resistance
Nomalaria

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Disabilityadjustedlifeyearformalariaper
100,000inhabitantsin2004
nodata

20002500

<10

25002750

0100

27503000

100500

30003250

5001000

32503500

TheWHOestimatesthatin2015therewere214millionnew
10001500
3500
casesofmalariaresultingin438,000deaths.[111]Othershave
15002000
estimatedthenumberofcasesatbetween350and550million
forfalciparummalaria[112]Themajorityofcases(65%)occur
inchildrenunder15yearsold.[113]About125millionpregnantwomenareatriskofinfectioneachyearinSub
SaharanAfrica,maternalmalariaisassociatedwithupto200,000estimatedinfantdeathsyearly.[18]Thereare
about10,000malariacasesperyearinWesternEurope,and13001500intheUnitedStates.[14]About900
peoplediedfromthediseaseinEuropebetween1993and2003.[57]Boththeglobalincidenceofdiseaseand
resultingmortalityhavedeclinedinrecentyears.AccordingtotheWHOandUNICEF,deathsattributableto
malariain2015werereducedby60%[65]froma2000estimateof985,000,largelyduetothewidespreaduseof
insecticidetreatednetsandartemisininbasedcombinationtherapies.[62]In2012,therewere207millioncasesof
malaria.Thatyear,thediseaseisestimatedtohavekilledbetween473,000and789,000people,manyofwhom
werechildreninAfrica.[1]EffortsatdecreasingthediseaseinAfricasincetheturnofmillenniumhavebeen
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Deathsduetomalariapermillionpersonsin2012
00

55325

12

326679

9501,358

Malariaispresentlyendemicinabroadbandaroundtheequator,inareasoftheAmericas,manypartsofAsia,
andmuchofAfricainSubSaharanAfrica,8590%ofmalariafatalitiesoccur.[115]Anestimatefor2009
reportedthatcountrieswiththehighestdeathrateper100,000ofpopulationwereIvoryCoast(86.15),Angola
(56.93)andBurkinaFaso(50.66).[116]A2010estimateindicatedthedeadliestcountriesperpopulationwere
BurkinaFaso,MozambiqueandMali.[113]TheMalariaAtlasProjectaimstomapglobalendemiclevelsof
malaria,providingameanswithwhichtodeterminetheglobalspatiallimitsofthediseaseandtoassessdisease
burden.[117][118]ThiseffortledtothepublicationofamapofP.falciparumendemicityin2010.[119]Asof2010,
about100countrieshaveendemicmalaria.[120][121]Everyyear,125millioninternationaltravellersvisitthese
countries,andmorethan30,000contractthedisease.[57]

Thegeographicdistributionofmalariawithinlargeregionsiscomplex,andmalariaafflictedandmalariafree
areasareoftenfoundclosetoeachother.[122]Malariaisprevalentintropicalandsubtropicalregionsbecauseof
rainfall,consistenthightemperaturesandhighhumidity,alongwithstagnantwatersinwhichmosquitolarvae
readilymature,providingthemwiththeenvironmenttheyneedforcontinuousbreeding.[123]Indrierareas,outbreaksofmalariahavebeenpredictedwith
reasonableaccuracybymappingrainfall.[124]Malariaismorecommoninruralareasthanincities.Forexample,severalcitiesintheGreaterMekongSubregionof
SoutheastAsiaareessentiallymalariafree,butthediseaseisprevalentinmanyruralregions,includingalonginternationalbordersandforestfringes.[125]In
contrast,malariainAfricaispresentinbothruralandurbanareas,thoughtheriskislowerinthelargercities.[126]
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AlthoughtheparasiteresponsibleforP.falciparummalariahasbeeninexistencefor50,000100,000years,thepopulationsizeoftheparasitedidnotincrease
untilabout10,000yearsago,concurrentlywithadvancesinagriculture[127]andthedevelopmentofhumansettlements.Closerelativesofthehumanmalaria
parasitesremaincommoninchimpanzees.SomeevidencesuggeststhattheP.falciparummalariamayhaveoriginatedingorillas.[128]
Referencestotheuniqueperiodicfeversofmalariaarefoundthroughoutrecordedhistory.[129]Hippocratesdescribedperiodicfevers,labellingthemtertian,
quartan,subtertianandquotidian.[130]TheRomanColumellaassociatedthediseasewithinsectsfromswamps.[130]Malariamayhavecontributedtothedeclineof
theRomanEmpire,[131]andwassopervasiveinRomethatitwasknownasthe"Romanfever".[132]SeveralregionsinancientRomewereconsideredatriskfor
thediseasebecauseofthefavourableconditionspresentformalariavectors.ThisincludedareassuchassouthernItaly,theislandofSardinia,thePontineMarshes,
thelowerregionsofcoastalEtruriaandthecityofRomealongtheTiberRiver.Thepresenceofstagnantwaterintheseplaceswaspreferredbymosquitoesfor
breedinggrounds.Irrigatedgardens,swamplikegrounds,runofffromagriculture,anddrainageproblemsfromroadconstructionledtotheincreaseofstanding
water.[133]

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ThetermmalariaoriginatesfromMedievalItalian:malaaria"badair"thediseasewas
formerlycalledagueormarshfeverduetoitsassociationwithswampsandmarshland.[134]
ThetermfirstappearedintheEnglishliteratureabout1829.[130]Malariawasoncecommon
inmostofEuropeandNorthAmerica,[135]whereitisnolongerendemic,[136]though
importedcasesdooccur.[137]

BritishdoctorRonaldRossreceived
theNobelPrizeforPhysiologyor
Medicinein1902forhisworkon
malaria.

Scientificstudiesonmalariamadetheirfirstsignificantadvancein1880,whenCharles
LouisAlphonseLaveranaFrencharmydoctorworkinginthemilitaryhospitalof
ConstantineinAlgeriaobservedparasitesinsidetheredbloodcellsofinfectedpeoplefor
thefirsttime.Hethereforeproposedthatmalariaiscausedbythisorganism,thefirsttimea
protistwasidentifiedascausingdisease.[138]Forthisandlaterdiscoveries,hewasawarded
the1907NobelPrizeforPhysiologyorMedicine.Ayearlater,CarlosFinlay,aCuban
doctortreatingpeoplewithyellowfeverinHavana,providedstrongevidencethat
mosquitoesweretransmittingdiseasetoandfromhumans.[139]Thisworkfollowedearlier
suggestionsbyJosiahC.Nott,[140]andworkbySirPatrickManson,the"fatheroftropical
medicine",onthetransmissionoffilariasis.[141]

Ancientmalariaoocysts
preservedinDominican
amber

InApril1894,aScottishphysicianSirRonaldRossvisitedSirPatrickMansonathishouseonQueenAnneStreet,London.
Thisvisitwasthestartoffouryearsofcollaborationandferventresearchthatculminatedin1898whenRoss,whowas
workinginthePresidencyGeneralHospitalinCalcutta,provedthecompletelifecycleofthemalariaparasitein
mosquitoes.Hethusprovedthatthemosquitowasthevectorformalariainhumansbyshowingthatcertainmosquito
speciestransmitmalariatobirds.Heisolatedmalariaparasitesfromthesalivaryglandsofmosquitoesthathadfedon
[142]
infectedbirds.
Forthiswork,Rossreceivedthe1902NobelPrizeinMedicine.AfterresigningfromtheIndianMedicalService,Rossworkedatthenewly
establishedLiverpoolSchoolofTropicalMedicineanddirectedmalariacontroleffortsinEgypt,Panama,GreeceandMauritius.[143]ThefindingsofFinlayand
RosswerelaterconfirmedbyamedicalboardheadedbyWalterReedin1900.ItsrecommendationswereimplementedbyWilliamC.Gorgasinthehealth
measuresundertakenduringconstructionofthePanamaCanal.Thispublichealthworksavedthelivesofthousandsofworkersandhelpeddevelopthemethods
usedinfuturepublichealthcampaignsagainstthedisease.[144]
Thefirsteffectivetreatmentformalariacamefromthebarkofcinchonatree,whichcontainsquinine.ThistreegrowsontheslopesoftheAndes,mainlyinPeru.
TheindigenouspeoplesofPerumadeatinctureofcinchonatocontrolfever.ItseffectivenessagainstmalariawasfoundandtheJesuitsintroducedthetreatmentto
Europearound1640by1677,itwasincludedintheLondonPharmacopoeiaasanantimalarialtreatment.[145]Itwasnotuntil1820thattheactiveingredient,
quinine,wasextractedfromthebark,isolatedandnamedbytheFrenchchemistsPierreJosephPelletierandJosephBienaimCaventou.[146][147]

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Quininebecamethepredominantmalarialmedicationuntilthe1920s,whenother
medicationsbegantobedeveloped.Inthe1940s,chloroquinereplacedquinineas
thetreatmentofbothuncomplicatedandseveremalariauntilresistancesupervened,
firstinSoutheastAsiaandSouthAmericainthe1950sandthengloballyinthe
1980s.[148]

ChinesetraditionalChinesemedicine
researcherTuYouyoureceivedthe
NobelPrizeforPhysiologyor
Medicinein2015forherworkon
antimalarialdrugartemisin.

ThemedicinalvalueofArtemisiaannuahasbeenusedbyChineseherbalistsin
traditionalChinesemedicinesfor2,000years.In1596,LiShizhenrecommended
Artemisiaannua,sourceofthe
teamadefromqinghaospecificallytotreatmalariasymptomsinhis"Compendium
antimalarialdrugartemisin
ofMateriaMedica".Artemisinins,discoveredbyChinesescientistTuYouyouand
colleaguesinthe1970sfromtheplantArtemisiaannua,becametherecommended
treatmentforP.falciparummalaria,administeredincombinationwithotherantimalarialsaswellasinseveredisease.[149]
TusaysshewasinfluencedbyatraditionalChineseherbalmedicinesource,TheHandbookofPrescriptionsforEmergency
Treatments,writtenin340byGeHong[150]Forherworkonmalaria,TuYouyoureceivedthe2015NobelPrizein
PhysiologyorMedicine[151]

Plasmodiumvivaxwasusedbetween1917andthe1940sformalariotherapydeliberateinjectionofmalariaparasitesto
inducefevertocombatcertaindiseasessuchastertiarysyphilis.In1927,theinventorofthistechnique,JuliusWagner
Jauregg,receivedtheNobelPrizeinPhysiologyorMedicineforhisdiscoveries.Thetechniquewasdangerous,killingabout15%ofpatients,soitisnolongerin
use.[152]
ThefirstpesticideusedforindoorresidualsprayingwasDDT.[153]Althoughitwasinitiallyusedexclusivelytocombat
malaria,itsusequicklyspreadtoagriculture.Intime,pestcontrol,ratherthandiseasecontrol,cametodominateDDTuse,
andthislargescaleagriculturaluseledtotheevolutionofresistantmosquitoesinmanyregions.TheDDTresistance
shownbyAnophelesmosquitoescanbecomparedtoantibioticresistanceshownbybacteria.Duringthe1960s,awareness
ofthenegativeconsequencesofitsindiscriminateuseincreased,ultimatelyleadingtobansonagriculturalapplicationsof
DDTinmanycountriesinthe1970s.[70]BeforeDDT,malariawassuccessfullyeliminatedorcontrolledintropicalareas
likeBrazilandEgyptbyremovingorpoisoningthebreedinggroundsofthemosquitoesortheaquatichabitatsofthelarva
stages,forexamplebyapplyingthehighlytoxicarseniccompoundParisGreentoplaceswithstandingwater.[154]
Malariavaccineshavebeenanelusivegoalofresearch.Thefirstpromisingstudiesdemonstratingthepotentialfora
malariavaccinewereperformedin1967byimmunizingmicewithlive,radiationattenuatedsporozoites,whichprovided
significantprotectiontothemiceuponsubsequentinjectionwithnormal,viablesporozoites.Sincethe1970s,therehas
beenaconsiderableefforttodevelopsimilarvaccinationstrategiesforhumans.[155]

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U.S.Marineswithmalariainarough
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Societyandculture
Economicimpact
Malariaisnotjustadiseasecommonlyassociatedwithpoverty:someevidencesuggeststhatitisalsoacauseofpoverty
andamajorhindrancetoeconomicdevelopment.[7][8]Althoughtropicalregionsaremostaffected,malaria'sfurthest
influencereachesintosometemperatezonesthathaveextremeseasonalchanges.Thediseasehasbeenassociatedwith
majornegativeeconomiceffectsonregionswhereitiswidespread.Duringthelate19thandearly20thcenturies,itwasa
majorfactorinthesloweconomicdevelopmentoftheAmericansouthernstates.[156]
AcomparisonofaveragepercapitaGDPin1995,adjustedforparityofpurchasingpower,betweencountrieswithmalaria
andcountrieswithoutmalariagivesafivefolddifference($1,526USDversus$8,268USD).Intheperiod1965to1990,
countrieswheremalariawascommonhadanaveragepercapitaGDPthatincreasedonly0.4%peryear,comparedto2.4%
peryearinothercountries.[157]

MalariaclinicinTanzania

Povertycanincreasetheriskofmalaria,sincethoseinpovertydonothavethefinancialcapacitiestopreventortreatthe
disease.Initsentirety,theeconomicimpactofmalariahasbeenestimatedtocostAfricaUS$12billioneveryyear.Theeconomicimpactincludescostsofhealth
care,workingdayslostduetosickness,dayslostineducation,decreasedproductivityduetobraindamagefromcerebralmalaria,andlossofinvestmentand
tourism.[9]Thediseasehasaheavyburdeninsomecountries,whereitmayberesponsiblefor3050%ofhospitaladmissions,upto50%ofoutpatientvisits,and
upto40%ofpublichealthspending.[158]
CerebralmalariaisoneoftheleadingcausesofneurologicaldisabilitiesinAfricanchildren.[109]Studiescomparing
cognitivefunctionsbeforeandaftertreatmentforseveremalarialillnesscontinuedtoshowsignificantlyimpairedschool
performanceandcognitiveabilitiesevenafterrecovery.[107]Consequently,severeandcerebralmalariahavefarreaching
socioeconomicconsequencesthatextendbeyondtheimmediateeffectsofthedisease.[159]

Counterfeitandsubstandarddrugs
SophisticatedcounterfeitshavebeenfoundinseveralAsiancountriessuchasCambodia,[160]China,[161]Indonesia,Laos,
ChildwithmalariainEthiopia
Thailand,andVietnam,andareanimportantcauseofavoidabledeathinthosecountries.[162]TheWHOsaidthatstudies
indicatethatupto40%ofartesunatebasedmalariamedicationsarecounterfeit,especiallyintheGreaterMekongregion
andhaveestablishedarapidalertsystemtoenableinformationaboutcounterfeitdrugstoberapidlyreportedtotherelevantauthoritiesinparticipating
countries.[163]Thereisnoreliablewayfordoctorsorlaypeopletodetectcounterfeitdrugswithouthelpfromalaboratory.Companiesareattemptingtocombat
thepersistenceofcounterfeitdrugsbyusingnewtechnologytoprovidesecurityfromsourcetodistribution.[164]
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Anotherclinicalandpublichealthconcernistheproliferationofsubstandardantimalarialmedicinesresultingfrominappropriateconcentrationofingredients,
contaminationwithotherdrugsortoxicimpurities,poorqualityingredients,poorstabilityandinadequatepackaging.[165]A2012studydemonstratedthatroughly
onethirdofantimalarialmedicationsinSoutheastAsiaandSubSaharanAfricafailedchemicalanalysis,packaginganalysis,orwerefalsified.[166]

War
Throughouthistory,thecontractionofmalariahasplayedaprominentroleinthefatesofgovernmentrulers,nationstates,
militarypersonnel,andmilitaryactions.[167]In1910,NobelPrizeinMedicinewinnerRonaldRoss(himselfamalaria
survivor),publishedabooktitledThePreventionofMalariathatincludedachaptertitled"ThePreventionofMalariain
War."Thechapter'sauthor,ColonelC.H.Melville,ProfessorofHygieneatRoyalArmyMedicalCollegeinLondon,
addressedtheprominentrolethatmalariahashistoricallyplayedduringwars:"Thehistoryofmalariainwarmightalmost
betakentobethehistoryofwaritself,certainlythehistoryofwarintheChristianera....Itisprobablythecasethatmany
ofthesocalledcampfevers,andprobablyalsoaconsiderableproportionofthecampdysentery,ofthewarsofthe
sixteenth,seventeenthandeighteenthcenturiesweremalarialinorigin."[168]
MalariawasthemostimportanthealthhazardencounteredbyU.S.troopsintheSouthPacificduringWorldWarII,where
about500,000menwereinfected.[169]AccordingtoJosephPatrickByrne,"SixtythousandAmericansoldiersdiedof
malariaduringtheAfricanandSouthPacificcampaigns."[170]
Significantfinancialinvestmentshavebeenmadetoprocureexistingandcreatenewantimalarialagents.DuringWorld
WarIandWorldWarII,inconsistentsuppliesofthenaturalantimalariadrugscinchonabarkandquinineprompted
substantialfundingintoresearchanddevelopmentofotherdrugsandvaccines.Americanmilitaryorganizationsconducting
suchresearchinitiativesincludetheNavyMedicalResearchCenter,WalterReedArmyInstituteofResearch,andtheU.S.
ArmyMedicalResearchInstituteofInfectiousDiseasesoftheUSArmedForces.[171]

WorldWarIIposter

Additionally,initiativeshavebeenfoundedsuchasMalariaControlinWarAreas(MCWA),establishedin1942,anditssuccessor,theCommunicableDisease
Center(nowknownastheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention,orCDC)establishedin1946.AccordingtotheCDC,MCWA"wasestablishedtocontrol
malariaaroundmilitarytrainingbasesinthesouthernUnitedStatesanditsterritories,wheremalariawasstillproblematic".[172]

Eradicationefforts
Severalnotableattemptsarebeingmadetoeliminatetheparasitefromsectionsoftheworld,ortoeradicateitworldwide.In2006,theorganizationMalariaNo
MoresetapublicgoalofeliminatingmalariafromAfricaby2015,andtheorganizationplanstodissolveifthatgoalisaccomplished.[173]Severalmalaria
vaccinesareinclinicaltrials,whichareintendedtoprovideprotectionforchildreninendemicareasandreducethespeedoftransmissionofthedisease.Asof
2012,TheGlobalFundtoFightAIDS,TuberculosisandMalariahasdistributed230millioninsecticidetreatednetsintendedtostopmosquitobornetransmission
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ofmalaria.[174]TheU.S.basedClintonFoundationhasworkedtomanagedemandandstabilizepricesintheartemisinin
market.[175]Otherefforts,suchastheMalariaAtlasProject,focusonanalysingclimateandweatherinformationrequiredto
accuratelypredictthespreadofmalariabasedontheavailabilityofhabitatofmalariacarryingparasites.[117]TheMalaria
PolicyAdvisoryCommittee(MPAC)oftheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)wasformedin2012,"toprovidestrategic
adviceandtechnicalinputtoWHOonallaspectsofmalariacontrolandelimination".[176]InNovember2013,WHOand
themalariavaccinefundersgroupsetagoaltodevelopvaccinesdesignedtointerruptmalariatransmissionwiththelong
termgoalofmalariaeradication.[177]
Malariahasbeensuccessfullyeliminatedorgreatlyreducedincertainareas.MalariawasoncecommonintheUnited
MembersoftheMalariaCommission
StatesandsouthernEurope,butvectorcontrolprograms,inconjunctionwiththemonitoringandtreatmentofinfected
oftheLeagueofNationscollecting
humans,eliminateditfromthoseregions.Severalfactorscontributed,suchasthedrainingofwetlandbreedinggroundsfor
larvaeontheDanubedelta,1929
agricultureandotherchangesinwatermanagementpractices,andadvancesinsanitation,includinggreateruseofglass
windowsandscreensindwellings.[178]MalariawaseliminatedfrommostpartsoftheUSAintheearly20thcenturyby
suchmethods,andtheuseofthepesticideDDTandothermeanseliminateditfromtheremainingpocketsintheSouthinthe1950s.[179](seeNationalMalaria
EradicationProgram)InSuriname,thediseasehasbeenclearedfromitscapitalcityandcoastalareasthroughathreeprongedapproachinitiatedbytheGlobal
MalariaEradicationprogramin1955,involving:vectorcontrolthroughtheuseofDDTandIRSregularcollectionofbloodsmearsfromthepopulationto
identifyexistingmalariacasesandprovidingchemotherapytoallaffectedindividuals.[180]Bhutanispursuinganaggressivemalariaeliminationstrategy,andhas
achieveda98.7%declineinmicroscopyconfirmedcasesfrom1994to2010.InadditiontovectorcontroltechniquessuchasIRSinhighriskareasandthorough
distributionoflonglastingITNs,factorssuchaseconomicdevelopmentandincreasingaccesstohealthserviceshavecontributedtoBhutan'ssuccessesin
reducingmalariaincidence.[181]TheUK'sDepartmentforInternationalDevelopmentandtheBillandMelindaGatesFoundationwillspend$4.5bnoverfiveyears
from2016inanefforttoenddeathscausedbythedisease.[182]

Research
TheMalariaEradicationResearchAgenda(malERA)initiativewasaconsultativeprocesstoidentifywhichareasofresearchanddevelopment(R&D)neededto
beaddressedfortheworldwideeradicationofmalaria.[183][184]

Vaccine
Immunity(or,moreaccurately,tolerance)toP.falciparummalariadoesoccurnaturally,butonlyinresponsetoyearsofrepeatedinfection.[35]Anindividualcan
beprotectedfromaP.falciparuminfectioniftheyreceiveaboutathousandbitesfrommosquitoesthatcarryaversionoftheparasiterenderednoninfectivebya
doseofXrayirradiation.[185]Aneffectivevaccineisnotyetavailableformalaria,althoughseveralareunderdevelopment.[186]Thehighlypolymorphicnatureof
manyP.falciparumproteinsresultsinsignificantchallengestovaccinedesign.Vaccinecandidatesthattargetantigensongametes,zygotes,orookinetesinthe
mosquitomidgutaimtoblockthetransmissionofmalaria.Thesetransmissionblockingvaccinesinduceantibodiesinthehumanbloodwhenamosquitotakesa
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bloodmealfromaprotectedindividual,theseantibodiespreventtheparasitefromcompletingitsdevelopmentinthemosquito.[187]Othervaccinecandidates,
targetingthebloodstageoftheparasite'slifecycle,havebeeninadequateontheirown.[188]Forexample,SPf66wastestedextensivelyinareaswherethedisease
iscommoninthe1990s,buttrialsshowedittobeinsufficientlyeffective.[189]Severalpotentialvaccinestargetingthepreerythrocyticstageoftheparasite'slife
cyclearebeingdeveloped,withRTS,Sasaleadingcandidate[185]itisexpectedtobelicensedin2015.[108]AUSbiotechcompany,Sanaria,isdevelopingapre
erythrocyticattenuatedvaccinecalledPfSPZthatuseswholesporozoitestoinduceanimmuneresponse.[190]In2006,theMalariaVaccineAdvisoryCommitteeto
theWHOoutlineda"MalariaVaccineTechnologyRoadmap"thathasasoneofitslandmarkobjectivesto"developandlicenseafirstgenerationmalariavaccine
thathasaprotectiveefficacyofmorethan50%againstseverediseaseanddeathandlastslongerthanoneyear"by2015.[191]

Medications
Malariaparasitescontainapicoplasts,organellesusuallyfoundinplants,completewiththeirowngenomes.Theseapicoplastsarethoughttohaveoriginated
throughtheendosymbiosisofalgaeandplayacrucialroleinvariousaspectsofparasitemetabolism,suchasfattyacidbiosynthesis.Over400proteinshavebeen
foundtobeproducedbyapicoplastsandthesearenowbeinginvestigatedaspossibletargetsfornovelantimalarialdrugs.[192]
WiththeonsetofdrugresistantPlasmodiumparasites,newstrategiesarebeingdevelopedtocombatthewidespreaddisease.Onesuchapproachliesinthe
introductionofsyntheticpyridoxalaminoacidadducts,whicharetakenupbytheparasiteandultimatelyinterferewithitsabilitytocreateseveralessentialB
vitamins.[193][194]Antimalarialdrugsusingsyntheticmetalbasedcomplexesareattractingresearchinterest.[195][196]
(+)SJ733:Partofawiderclassofexperimentaldrugscalledspiroindolone.ItinhibitstheATP4proteinofinfectedredbloodcellsthatcausethecellsto
shrinkandbecomerigidliketheagingcells.Thistriggerstheimmunesystemtoeliminatetheinfectedcellsfromthesystemasdemonstratedinamouse
model.Asof2014,aPhase1clinicaltrialtoassessthesafetyprofileinhumanisplannedbytheHowardHughesMedicalInstitute.[197]
NITD246andNITD609:AlsobelongedtotheclassofspiroindoloneandtargettheATP4protein.[197]

Other
Anonchemicalvectorcontrolstrategyinvolvesgeneticmanipulationofmalariamosquitoes.Advancesingeneticengineeringtechnologiesmakeitpossibleto
introduceforeignDNAintothemosquitogenomeandeitherdecreasethelifespanofthemosquito,ormakeitmoreresistanttothemalariaparasite.Sterileinsect
techniqueisageneticcontrolmethodwherebylargenumbersofsterilemalemosquitoesarerearedandreleased.Matingwithwildfemalesreducesthewild
populationinthesubsequentgenerationrepeatedreleaseseventuallyeliminatethetargetpopulation.[61]
Genomicsiscentraltomalariaresearch.WiththesequencingofP.falciparum,oneofitsvectorsAnophelesgambiae,andthehumangenome,thegeneticsofall
threeorganismsinthemalarialifecyclecanbestudied.[198]Anothernewapplicationofgenetictechnologyistheabilitytoproducegeneticallymodified
mosquitoesthatdonottransmitmalaria,potentiallyallowingbiologicalcontrolofmalariatransmission.[199]

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Inonestudy,ageneticallymodifiedstrainofAnophelesstephensiwascreatedthatnolongersupportedmalariatransmission,andthisresistancewaspasseddown
tomosquitooffspring.[200]
Genedriveisatechniqueforchangingwildpopulations,forinstancetocombatinsectssotheycannottransmitdiseases(inparticularmosquitoesinthecasesof
malariaandzika).[201]

Otheranimals
Nearly200parasiticPlasmodiumspecieshavebeenidentifiedthatinfectbirds,reptiles,andothermammals,[202]andabout30speciesnaturallyinfectnonhuman
primates.[203]Somemalariaparasitesthataffectnonhumanprimates(NHP)serveasmodelorganismsforhumanmalarialparasites,suchasP.coatneyi(amodel
forP.falciparum)andP.cynomolgi(P.vivax).DiagnostictechniquesusedtodetectparasitesinNHParesimilartothoseemployedforhumans.[204]Malaria
parasitesthatinfectrodentsarewidelyusedasmodelsinresearch,suchasP.berghei.[205]AvianmalariaprimarilyaffectsspeciesoftheorderPasseriformes,and
posesasubstantialthreattobirdsofHawaii,theGalapagos,andotherarchipelagoes.TheparasiteP.relictumisknowntoplayaroleinlimitingthedistribution
andabundanceofendemicHawaiianbirds.Globalwarmingisexpectedtoincreasetheprevalenceandglobaldistributionofavianmalaria,aselevated
temperaturesprovideoptimalconditionsforparasitereproduction.[206]

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WHOsiteonmalaria(http://www.emro.who.int/entity/malariacontrolandelimination/)
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