STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF MALARIA FEVER CASES: A CASE STUDY OF RINGIM GENERAL HOSPITAL, JIGAWA STATE.
Abstract
Abstract
Thisstudyinvestigates the annual trend ofmalariafevercasesfrom2018to2024, withafocuson
gender-based analysis. The Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and linear regression were applied
to determine if there is a significant difference in infection rates based on gender, and to forecast
future trends. The findings revealed a fluctuating pattern in malaria cases over the years, with a
general increase toward the later years. The ANOVA result indicated no statistically significant
difference between male and female malaria cases A linear regression model showing a steady
increase from 2025 to 2028. This research underscores the importance of sustained public
health efforts. The study recommends improved malaria control measures, including effective
sanitation practices, public awareness campaigns, and equitable health interventions for both
genders.
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