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Malaria remains a foremost concern in Kenya, with high mortality and morbidity rates despite standard treatment. Malaria is transmitted by Anopheles mosquitoes in humans and is caused by Plasmodium parasites. The present pilot investigation presents the potential of biomagnetism as a therapeutic approach in malaria patients in Kisumu, Kenya.Sixty voluntary participants from a charitable clinic […]

Pilot study by Luis F. Garcia, MD & Bryan L. Frank, MD​Global Mission Partners, Inc​ Abstract Malaria remains a foremost concern in Kenya, with high mortality and morbidity rates despite standard treatment. Malaria is transmitted by Anopheles mosquitoes in humans and is caused by Plasmodium parasites. The present pilot investigation presents the potential of biomagnetism

Introduction According to the global estimates, in 2021, individuals suffering from malaria were about 247 millions, and around 619,000 people died from the disease. And most of these deaths occurred in Africa. Tragically, children and infants below the five years of age made up about 80% of those deaths. Despite all of these circumstances, malaria