Malaria in children: Why kids are more vulnerable and how to protect them

Malaria is a serious disease. It mainly spreads through the bites of infected female mosquitoes. Malaria is more common in warm or tropical regions. It can become life-threatening if overlooked or not treated on time. Malaria can cause several symptoms. This can include symptoms like high fever, chills, sweating, tiredness, vomiting, and body pain. Children are more vulnerable to malaria because their immune system has not yet developed fully. This makes it harder for their bodies to fight off infections. 

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