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The world’s first needle-free, chemical-free infrared malaria detection tool has been developed by a Kenyan scientist.

Researchers at The University of Queensland have used satellites with radar imaging sensors to see through clouds and map flooding and says the technique could provide faster, more detailed information to keep communities safe.

The malaria case count and death toll in children may be misattributed, raising concerns that the wrong drugs are being prescribed

Mozambique has made considerable progress toward reducing malaria deaths from 970 in 2018 to 408 in 2021.

Lakki Marwat carries greatest burden of disease with 1,117 cases

Dangers of mosquito-borne disease: Malaria cases are still increasing across the globe, but now at a slower rate.

Report released this week shows that recorded an increase of about 110,000 cases

The coronavirus pandemic interrupted efforts to control malaria, resulting in 63,000 additional deaths and 13 million more infections globally over two years, according to a report from the World Health

Thousands of lives could be saved annually with a rapid, needle-free malaria detection tool developed by a team led by the University of Queensland.

A team of researchers has created a quick, needle-free malaria diagnostic technology that has the potential to save hundreds of thousands of lives each year.