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What happens when you get malaria during pregnancy?

What happens when you get malaria during pregnancy?
The Telegraph Thursday 22 October 2026, 10:25 UTC By Maeve Cullinan 1 min read
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The disease is uniquely dangerous for expectant mothers, making them one of the most vulnerable groups

The disease is uniquely dangerous for expectant mothers, making them one of the most vulnerable groups
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