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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Malaria

Malaria sickness is a mosquito born infection and  it can be deadly. The mosquito is a really red mosquito because it will transfuse another persons blood with yours. As  deadly as it can be to humans there is always a cure. But the symptoms are very painful from headaches to chills it will but you at your lowest amount of energy. But its a good idea to get a bed net so all mosquito's cant touch you and infect you. We are all humans and we should treat each other the way we want to be treated. Now would you want to die for a mistake we made of not buying some bed nets for helpless people.
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  1. AnonymousFebruary 13, 2014 at 10:35 PM

    This disease is very serious because its deathly. I wouldn't want to get this disease because there are a lot of painful side effects. Malaria is very rare in the united states its usually found in Africa. Southern Asia, Central america, South America. Malaria is caused by a mosquito with infected parasites. Very fairly can people get Malaria from coming into contact with infected blood. Much of the symptoms of Malaria are flu, high fever, chills and muscle pain. What would you do if you had symptoms of this disease?

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