Fever: how malaria has ruled humankind for 500,000 years

By:

Shah, Sonia

Publication details: Picador, New York: 2010Description: 309p. pb; 21 cmISBN:

9780312573010

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DDC classification:

614.532 SHA

Summary: Traces the centuries-long battle to treat and prevent malaria in numerous regions of the world while revealing how hundreds of millions of people are infected annually in spite of available prevention.

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Traces the centuries-long battle to treat and prevent malaria in numerous regions of the world while revealing how hundreds of millions of people are infected annually in spite of available prevention.

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