Children with cerebral malaria report lower long-term health-related quality of life four to twenty years after the illness, with decreased EQ-5D-3L and VAS scores versus children with severe malarial anemia and community peers.

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Children with cerebral malaria report lower long-term health-related quality of life four to twenty years after the illness, with decreased EQ-5D-3L and VAS scores versus children with severe malarial anemia and community peers.

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Ochanda, Perez N., Paul Bangirana, Carol Kamya, et al. 'Cerebral Malaria in Childhood is Associated with Decreased Long-Term Health-Related Quality of Life', Value in Health Regional Issues, vol. 58/(2027), pp. 101677-101677.

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