Malaria Elimination By 2030

Malaria Elimination By 2030 Accessible and reliable diagnostics are key to meeting the 2030 elimination goals Ali Khan the top four global infectious disease killers alongside tuberculosis, malaria, and HIV To put this Of all the diseases wrongly diagnosed in Nigeria, malaria remains the most frequently treated disease in community-based healthcare settings like pharmacies, clinics, and primary health centres

World Malaria Day 2021 Reaching The Zero Malaria Target By 2030 “Malaria remains one of the most pressing public health challenges in our region, and our commitment to its eradication is a testament to the collective resolve of SADC member states “This (Windhoek) With rising malaria cases, innovative drug discovery is vital Research on new antimalarials aims to improve treatment and combat drug resistance effectively The world's worst child health crisis is malnutrition Climate change is making it even harder to solve To protect the world’s children from hunger’s worst effects, we must invest in global health The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) technical advisory group on human African trypanosomiasis – commonly known as sleeping sickness – has confirmed that elimination by 2030 is within sight Sleeping