Clinical signs and symptoms cannot reliably predict Plasmodium falciparum malaria infection in pregnant women living in an area of high seasonal transmission

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#Malaria is extremely risky during pregnancy - when it's harder to diagnose. #mnch #MaternalMonday http://t.co/vCxm4RCIUZ @MalariaNoMore

#Malaria is extremely risky during pregnancy - when it's harder to diagnose. #mnch #MaternalMonday http://t.co/vCxm4RCIUZ @MalariaNoMore

#Malaria is extremely risky during pregnancy - when it's harder to diagnose. #mnch #MaternalMonday http://t.co/vCxm4RCIUZ @MalariaNoMore

#Malaria is extremely risky during pregnancy - when it's harder to diagnose. #mnch #MaternalMonday http://t.co/vCxm4RCIUZ @MalariaNoMore

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