September 25, 2025Open Access

Prevalence and Risks Factors of Malaria Parasitaemia among Under Five Children in Urban and Rural Settlements in Jigawa State: A Comparative Study

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals a 36.1% malaria prevalence in under-five children, highlighting risk factors in urban and rural communities.

Malaria prevalence among under-five children stands at 36.1%, with rural areas having higher rates than urban environments.
The study shows that environmental factors and maternal education significantly influence malaria rates among children.
Participants were systematically selected from urban and rural settlements to explore malaria risks comprehensively.
Further longitudinal studies are needed to better understand malaria's impact on health in young children.

Idris et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 25, 2025Open Access

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals a 36.1% malaria prevalence in under-five children, highlighting risk factors in urban and rural communities.

Malaria prevalence among under-five children stands at 36.1%, with rural areas having higher rates than urban environments.
The study shows that environmental factors and maternal education significantly influence malaria rates among children.
Participants were systematically selected from urban and rural settlements to explore malaria risks comprehensively.
Further longitudinal studies are needed to better understand malaria's impact on health in young children.

Idris et al. (2025) studied this question.

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