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. 2018 Oct 11;219(6):936–944. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiy591

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Figure 3. — Risk of developing febrile malaria between asymptomatic and uninfected children, stratified by malaria transmission intensity and age. The plots compare the time to first febrile malaria episode between the uninfected children versus children with asymptomatic infections across the different malaria transmission settings, stratified by 3 age groups: 0–3, >3–7 and >7 years old. The risk table shows the number of participants under observation at every 100-day interval for both the uninfected (blue) and asymptomatic (red) groups. The log-rank test was used compare the survival distributions.