In the brain, these falciparum parasites clog the small vessels with sticky infected cells, starving the brain of blood and air. We call it "cerebral malaria," and it turns so quickly—a child playing in the morning can be in a crisis by dusk. What they don't tell you in the big hospital reports is that our biggest jugaad is crushing the neem leaves to cool the fever while we arrange the transport to town. I've seen that desperate race against the clock too many times.
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