The changing epidemiology of malaria in Minnesota.

Seys, S. A.; Bender, J. B.

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The changing epidemiology of malaria in Minnesota.

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2001 Nov-Dec
By Seys, S. A. ; Bender, J. B.

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Emerg Infect Dis
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Seys, S. A. ; Bender, J. B.
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Malaria cases reported to the Minnesota Department of Health increased from 5 in 1988 to 76 in 1998, paralleling the number of immigrants to Minnesota. In 20% of cases, the Plasmodium species was not identified; 44% of cases were hospitalized. The public health community needs to reevaluate current recommendations for refugee screening, provider and patient education, and laboratory capacity.
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Adolescent Adult Aged Animals Child Child, Preschool Emigration And Immigration Female Humans Malaria Male Middle Aged Plasmodium Travel
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Emerg Infect Dis. 7(6):993-995.
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Journal Article
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Minnesota
Location:

North America
Volume:

7
Issue:

6
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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