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[Severe Malaria with Kidney Injury Raises Long-Term Pediatric Mortality Risk]

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[Articles] Long-term mortality and risk of chronic kidney disease in children following severe malaria complicated by acute kidney injury: a prospective observational study

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In a pediatric cohort, acute kidney injury (AKI) complicating severe malaria was linked to elevated long-term mortality, positioning AKI as a sentinel event that reveals sustained vulnerability to death. This prospective observational study demonstrated that children surviving the acute episode remain at increased risk well beyond the initial infection, underscoring the chronic sequelae of malaria-associated kidney damage. For your research on the Plasmodium falciparum multistage vaccine, these findings emphasize the need for public health strategies that address post-infection morbidity and mortality, not merely acute parasitemia, in endemic regions.

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