malarial attack

The next step, already begun, is to immunize 600 children in Tanzania to see how much malarial attacks can be reduced.

The countess survived the malarial attack and reportedly brought the cinchona bark back with her when she returned to Europe in the 1640s.

He returned to Los Angeles and went back to work, although he continued to suffer from frequent malarial attacks for some time.

The gallberry ointment worked to treat malarial attacks, but was not nearly so effective as Jesuit bark in preventing them.

When, in half an hour, Van Horn's sweat culminated in profusion, it marked the breaking of the malarial attack.

Burton died on April 4, 1869 of apoplexy resulting from the malarial attacks, in Newport, Rhode Island.

The vaccine stimulates antibodies, and the antibodies prevent the parasites from infecting red blood cells, the final and deadly phase of a malarial attack.

Shaken but unhurt, they go off to board a train, but when he has another malarial attack during a station stop and she rushes off the train to get help, it pulls out, leaving her behind.

"When they bud," I explained, bending for another took myself, "they multiply until they burst the blood cell, and then they move into new blood cells, multiply and burst those, too-that's when the patient suffers a malarial attack, with the fever and chills.