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Why Nyando residents bear brunt of malaria despite using mosquito nets

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Oshikoto regional health director Joshua Nghipangelwa has urged community members to seek early treatment following an outbreak of malaria in the region.According to Nghipangelwa,...

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The link between climate and the spread of malaria is well-acknowledged. As the planet warms, the threat posed by this ancient killer will only increase. We are already seeing signs of that future. In 2022, Pakistan experienced its worst malaria outbreak in 50 years when climate-driven mass flooding created large pools of stagnant water and disrupted health systems, creating “the perfect storm” for mosquitos to thrive.

Vaccine costing £3 means ‘eradication of disease could be feasible within 10 years, if funding is provided’

Researchers have identified a protein that evolved concurrently with the emergence of cellular compartments crucial for the multiplication of the toxoplasmosis pathogen.

The link between climate and the spread of malaria is well-acknowledged. As the planet warms, the threat posed by this ancient killer will only increase.

'The Power of EveryONE' campaign was developed through extensive community engagements

The health sector benefitted most from the US funding