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Israeli Man Hospitalized in ICU with Malaria After Zanzibar Work Trip

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago

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A 25-year-old Israeli man contracted malaria during a work trip to Zanzibar and was hospitalized in intensive care at Assuta Ashdod Hospital. After intensive treatment, his condition improved. This is the second recent malaria case in Israelis returning from Zanzibar, highlighting the need for medical preparation and awareness before travel to malaria-risk areas.

01A 25-year-old Israeli man contracted malaria during a Zanzibar work trip and was hospitalized in ICU.
02His condition initially was serious but improved after intensive treatment at Assuta Ashdod Hospital.
03This is the second recent malaria case in Israelis returning from Zanzibar, with another case at Rambam Hospital.
04Malaria symptoms can appear weeks after infection and include fever, chills, muscle pain, and jaundice.
05Doctors urge travelers to consult travel clinics and take preventive treatment before visiting malaria-risk areas.
06Travel history is crucial for timely diagnosis and treatment of malaria to prevent life-threatening complications.

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