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From: Identifying children with excess malaria episodes after adjusting for variation in exposure: identification from a longitudinal study using statistical count models

Fig. 3

Differences in the levels of parasitaemia and axillary body temperature between excess malaria (EM) and age-matched average malaria (AM) controls. EM children were matched to AM children by EI, where both groups of children have been under active weekly surveillance for at least 5 years. Panels a and b compare the levels of parasitaemia and temperature during clinical malaria. Panel c compares the levels of asymptomatic parasitaemia during cross-section surveys done before malaria transmission. Panel d shows the prevalence of positive blood smears per individual children over several cross-sectional surveys

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