Malaria

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Exploring the multifaceted impact of malaria in America, Margaret Humphreys delves into its biological history, medical responses, and patient experiences. The book examines how the disease has influenced settlement patterns and economic development, particularly in the South. It addresses the parasite's resilience, the evolution of professional understanding, and the societal perceptions surrounding the illness. Additionally, it highlights the crucial role of malaria control in shaping public health interventions and the intricate links between poverty, race, and geography in combating the disease.