Background of the study:
Malaria remains one of the most pervasive health challenges in many tropical regions, including Aba South. Recent genetic research has focused on understanding how certain genes, such as the sickle cell trait and other resistance markers, confer protection against malaria. Studies indicate that these genes can mitigate the severity of infections and influence overall health outcomes (Uche, 2023). In Aba South, the high endemicity of malaria makes it imperative to explore the genetic factors that contribute to resistance. Additionally, the interplay between genetic predisposition and environmental exposure plays a critical role in shaping health profiles. The investigation of malaria resistance genes provides insights into not only individual health benefits but also broader public health implications. The findings could inform targeted interventions and support community-based strategies aimed at reducing malaria morbidity. Recent advances in genomic technologies have enabled a more detailed analysis of resistance genes and their expression patterns in diverse populations (Eze, 2024). This study thus aims to evaluate the role of these genes and assess how they impact overall health among residents of Aba South, contributing to the development of tailored health policies (Onyema, 2025).
Statement of the problem:
Malaria continues to affect large segments of the population in Aba South, yet there is a lack of comprehensive data regarding the role of resistance genes in mitigating disease severity. This gap hinders the development of targeted health interventions and genetic counseling, making it crucial to investigate the genetic factors that contribute to malaria resistance.
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Significance of the study:
This research provides critical insights into the role of malaria resistance genes in shaping health outcomes. The study’s findings may lead to improved disease management strategies and support the development of targeted public health policies in Aba South (Uche, 2023).
Scope and limitations of the study:
The study is confined to examining the effects of malaria resistance genes on the health of residents in Aba South Local Government Area. It does not consider external factors such as socio-economic status or environmental variations beyond the study area.
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