Experiences of people diagnosed with malaria regarding signs and symptoms at a selected village in the Vhembe District, Limpopo province, South Africa

The study concluded that the participants had experienced symptoms of malaria according to systems and certain circumstances were present that drove participants to consult immediately.Contribution: This study increased awareness of malaria prevention strategies, which may lower malaria transmission. Unique contributions include protecting Limpopo province's Department of Health from admittance cuts. Malaria morbidity, death and treatment costs may decrease. Policymakers may encourage the community to continue malaria prevention methods, including mosquito avoidance and antimalarial use, which have been shown to work.

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Curationis
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2026-01-30
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https://doi.org/10.4102/curationis.v49i1.2757
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Statistical Methods in Epidemiology
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Experiences of people diagnosed with malaria regarding signs and symptoms at a selected village in the Vhembe District, Limpopo province, South Africa

Takalani Rhoda Luhalima, Aluwani D. Mudzweda, Wavhudi Kwinda
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Curationis
Statistical Methods in Epidemiology
41.27
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Experiences of people diagnosed with malaria regarding signs and symptoms at a selected village in the Vhembe District, Limpopo province, South Africa

Takalani Rhoda Luhalima, Aluwani D. Mudzweda, Wavhudi Kwinda
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Abstract

The study concluded that the participants had experienced symptoms of malaria according to systems and certain circumstances were present that drove participants to consult immediately.Contribution: This study increased awareness of malaria prevention strategies, which may lower malaria transmission. Unique contributions include protecting Limpopo province's Department of Health from admittance cuts. Malaria morbidity, death and treatment costs may decrease. Policymakers may encourage the community to continue malaria prevention methods, including mosquito avoidance and antimalarial use, which have been shown to work.

CurationisVol. 49(1)
University of Venda (ZA)
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Statistical Methods in Epidemiology
41.27
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