Malaria

1. Adolescant

1.1. Weaker/smaller

1.1.1. Leads to lessened life span due to physical jobs

1.2. Brain trauma

1.3. Learning challenges

1.4. Physical challenges

1.4.1. Leads to lessened life span due to physical jobs

1.5. Health challenges

1.6. Illness prone

2. Poverty

2.1. Low to no income

2.2. Lack of access to

2.2.1. Health care

2.2.2. Education

2.2.3. Food & shelter

3. Education

3.1. Limited to none

4. Society

4.1. Rural and Agricultural

4.2. Labour intensive

4.3. Labour expansive

5. Pregnant Mother

5.1. Sick/malnourishment

5.2. Weaker/smaller

5.3. Prone to illness

5.3.1. All types not specifically malaria

5.4. Fetal Braindamage

5.5. Due to the poverty the parent has limited or no access to healthcare and education resulting in a lack of these things for the child also.

6. Child

6.1. Weaker/smaller

6.2. Brain trauma

6.2.1. Because of malaria, possibly from the parent with malaria?

6.3. Learning challenges

6.4. Physical challenges

6.5. Health challenges

7. Congo basin (example region)

7.1. High amount of areas for Anopheles mosquito to reproduce and live.

7.1.1. This results in high amount of contraction of malaria and thus more deaths in the society.

7.2. Poor, poverty stricken area.

8. Impacts upon the "cycle of poverty"

8.1. Malaria results in weaker, smaller, illnesses, brain damaged and learning, physical and health challenges. This results in the people unable to get an education, proper job etc this results in low income for society and the cycle of poverty continues. This relates directly to children, adolescents and hypothetically pregnant women assuming that they work.