Background
malaria, infections, parasitaemia, Malaria, deaths
MALARIA, DISEASE, INFECTIONS, MALARIA
Malaria is a vector-borne and life-threatening disease estimated to be globally responsible for about 241 million cases and 627 thousand deaths per year [Asymptomatic malaria infections are poorly understood or have been neglected in research studies and malaria control policies. This insufficient attention may be due to lower parasitaemia intensity without symptoms which makes their detection difficult by microscopy and rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) [Global health programs recommended micronutrient supplements to vulnerable children under-five years that contain various components of essential vitamins and minerals required for children’s growth to reduce malaria mortality and morbidity [LNS and CSB dietary interventions display substantial similarity in their nutritional components, featuring slight differentiations in their content. These interventions collectively contribute to the enhancement of children’s linear growth, consequently strengthening the potency of their immune response in the pursuit of disease mitigation. Limited evidence of randomized trials has found a potential protective impact of dietary interventions on the occurrence of malaria in children [