Meanings of malarial infections in English

African populations have been and continue to be at risk for malarial infections.

HIV-1 infection increased the susceptibility to new malarial infections but did not increase the risk of recrudescences in adults.

Thick smears of blood samples of 319 individuals revealed that 8.5% had malarial infections.

These measures, if properly carried out, will greatly restrict the prevalence of the disease, and will prevent the occurrence of new malarial infections.

Through the use of excreted-secreted antigens from Plasmodium falciparum, were evaluated the responses of the four IgG subclasses in symptomatic and asymptomatic malarial infections.