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Volume 11, Number 9—September 2005
Historical Review

Malaria in Kenya's Western Highlands

G. Dennis Shanks*Comments to Author , Simon I. Hay†‡, Judy A. Omumbo‡, and Robert W. Snow‡§
Author affiliations: *US Army Medical Research Unit–Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya; †University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom; ‡Kenya Medical Research Institute, Nairobi, Kenya; §John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom

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Figure 5

Annual malaria inpatient characteristics from tea plantation 1 in Kericho, Kenya, 1970–1999. Percentage of malaria patients compared with percentage of all hospital admissions, percentage of malaria inpatients of highland (>1,500 m) family origin, and ratio of adults to children (<15 years of age) of all malaria inpatients are shown annually as collected from the same admission registers. Gaps indicate missing data.

Figure 5. . Annual malaria inpatient characteristics from tea plantation 1 in Kericho, Kenya, 1970–1999. Percentage of malaria patients compared with percentage of all hospital admissions, percentage of malaria inpatients of highland (>1,500 m) family origin, and ratio of adults to children (<15 years of age) of all malaria inpatients are shown annually as collected from the same admission registers. Gaps indicate missing data.

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