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==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
[[Malaria]] is a [[disease]] caused by [[Pathogenic Protist|pathogenic protists]] called [[Plasmodia]].

===About Malaria===
: The [[malaria]] [[protist]] lives in the [[blood]] of [[human]]s and reproduces in the [[liver]].
: [[Malaria]] causes fevers, [[liver]] damage and damage to the [[Red Blood Cell|red blood cells]].
: [[Malaria]] is transmitted by the [[Mosquito]] which is referred to as a [[Vector (Disease)|vector]] for the [[pathogen]].
The transmission of [[malaria]] can be prevented or reduced by:
*Killing [[mosquito]]s with [[insecticide]].
*Destroying the [[habitat]] of the [[mosquito]]. (Areas of stagnant water.)
*Taking antimalarial [[drug]]s.
*Using [[mosquito]] nets that can be placed over beds.

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 : [[Malaria]] causes fevers, [[liver]] damage and damage to the [[Red Blood Cell|red blood cells]].
 : [[Malaria]] is transmitted by the mosquito which is referred to as a [[Vector (Disease)|vector]] for the [[pathogen]].
-: [[Malaria]] is not easily treated and most people will have [[malaria]] for their entire lives.
+: [[Malaria]] is easily treated. However, people with disorders of the [[Immune System|immune system]] may have repeated instances of illness due to the [[Pathogenic Protist|protist]].
 : People with the [[Genetic Disorder|genetic disorder]]; '[[Sickle Cell Anemia]]' have sickle shaped [[Red Blood Cell|red blood cells]] which helps prevent '''malaria''' [[infection]]s.
 The transmission of [[malaria]] can be prevented or reduced by:

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		+	===References===
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 : [[Malaria]] is transmitted by the mosquito which is referred to as a [[Vector (Disease)|vector]] for the [[pathogen]].
 : [[Malaria]] is not easily treated and most people will have [[malaria]] for their entire lives.
-: People with the [[Genetic Disorder|genetic disorder]] '[[Sickle Cell Anemia]]' have sickle shaped [[Red Blood Cell|red blood cells]] which helps prevent '''malaria''' [[infection]]s.
+: People with the [[Genetic Disorder|genetic disorder]]; '[[Sickle Cell Anemia]]' have sickle shaped [[Red Blood Cell|red blood cells]] which helps prevent '''malaria''' [[infection]]s.
 The transmission of [[malaria]] can be prevented or reduced by:
 *Killing mosquitos with [[insecticide]].

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 : [[Malaria]] is transmitted by the mosquito which is referred to as a [[Vector (Disease)|vector]] for the [[pathogen]].
 : [[Malaria]] is not easily treated and most people will have [[malaria]] for their entire lives.
 The transmission of [[malaria]] can be prevented or reduced by:
 *Killing mosquitos with [[insecticide]].

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 ==Key Stage 4==
 ===Meaning===
 [[Malaria]] is a [[disease]] caused by [[Pathogenic Protist|pathogenic protists]] called [[Plasmodia]].

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	*Taking antimalarial [[drug]]s.		*Taking antimalarial [[drug]]s.
	*Using mosquito nets that can be placed over beds.		*Using mosquito nets that can be placed over beds.
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 : [[Malaria]] can lay dormant, not causing any symptoms, for months at a time.
 : [[Malaria]] causes fevers, [[liver]] damage and damage to the [[Red Blood Cell|red blood cells]].
-: [[Malaria]] is transmitted by the [[Mosquito]] which is referred to as a [[Vector (Disease)|vector]] for the [[pathogen]].
+: [[Malaria]] is transmitted by the mosquito which is referred to as a [[Vector (Disease)|vector]] for the [[pathogen]].
 : [[Malaria]] is not easily treated and most people will have [[malaria]] for their entire lives.
 The transmission of [[malaria]] can be prevented or reduced by:
-*Killing [[mosquito]]s with [[insecticide]].
+*Killing mosquitos with [[insecticide]].
-*Destroying the [[habitat]] of the [[mosquito]]. (Areas of stagnant water.)
+*Destroying the [[habitat]] of the mosquito. (Areas of stagnant water.)
 *Taking antimalarial [[drug]]s.
-*Using [[mosquito]] nets that can be placed over beds.
+*Using mosquito nets that can be placed over beds.