World Malaria Day 2024: Malaria is a disease that is caused by mosquito bites. shaking chill and high fever are the main symptoms of Malaria. In tropical and subtropical countries, malaria is ...

said experts here on World Malaria Day on Tuesday. The country has made tremendous progress in its malaria elimination journey -- observing a reduction of nearly 66 per cent in its official ...

World Malaria Day is being observed on Thursday. The theme of the day this year is “Accelerating the fight against malaria for a more equitable world”. The day is observed annually to raise awareness ...

Every day, thousands of children in malaria-endemic regions miss school, sports and even basic daily activities due to this disease. Many Americans remain unaware that malaria is still one of the ...

Notably, World Malaria Day, observed annually on April 25, serves as a global platform to raise awareness and mobilise support for malaria prevention and control initiatives. Nallu said, "The ...

It was Mozambique’s winter season, when cooler and drier weather have historically meant less malaria transmission. But there’d been so many suspected cases that day that the health center had ...

"I used to dream of the day we would have a safe and effective vaccine against malaria. Now we have two," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a statement. "Demand for the RTS ...

Up to 30 percent of mosquito bites with the potential to deliver malaria occur indoors during the day when typical control strategies aren’t used, research published yesterday (May 16) in PNAS finds.

Malaria is a deadly disease caused by a parasite spread by the Anopheles species of mosquito. The condition tends to be more prevalent in warmer regions and those near the equator, including sub ...

Plasmodium parasites that cause Malaria infect hundreds of millions each year, but we still lack a full understanding of how they transmit from host to host and the conditions that enable Plasmodium ...

Lema Tefera's voice broke as he described losing four children to malaria in just one month — deaths that could likely have been prevented if not for the conflict in Ethiopia's Oromia region.