Malaria
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HealthHealth Southeast Asia
Malaria Measures: One Country’s Success Is Another’s Inspiration
Inspired by other countries' journeys, Southeast Asia has doubled down on its fight to defeat malaria, and since 2000, the number of cases has dropped by 80%, with many nations like Malaysia transitioning from disease control to elimination.
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HealthHealth Burundi
More Children Under Five to Get Proper Protection Against Malaria
Burundi has become the latest country to deploy its Malaria vaccine program, destined to protect children under five, as they are the demographic most susceptible to falling prey to the mosquito-borne parasitic infection.
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HealthHealth Africa
Malaria Vaccination Program: Big Success!
One year into the routine malaria vaccination program in Africa, close to 10 million doses have been delivered in 17 endemic countries that collectively represent more than 70% of the world’s malaria burden, thus protecting an estimated 5 million children.
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HealthHealth Egypt
Historic End to Malaria in This Country, After 4,000 Years!
Egypt finally got rid of malaria, the mosquito-borne disease that plagued the African country for 4,000 years, fulfilling all the requirements for certification by the World Health Organization, after dedicated and concerted efforts from authorities and citizens alike.