| imported malaria in montagnard refugees settling in north carolina: implications for prevention and control. | in the winter of 1992, some 402 southeast asian refugees were resettled in north carolina. they received very limited medical screening before immigration and many arrived in the united states with significant health problems, including several tropical infectious diseases. these refugees had lived for many years in remote areas along the vietnam-cambodia border, where there is intense transmission of malaria, including plasmodium falciparum resistant to most antimalarial drugs available in the ... | 1996 | 8651370 |