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Urgency in malaria fight, lives hang in the balance - Vimarsana News

Urgency in malaria fight, lives hang in the balance

Shocking statistics reveal the ongoing battle against malaria, with one child in Africa succumbing to the disease every minute.

Research Roundup: Rapid gonorrhea test, Prequalified cholera vaccine, Next-gen bed nets - Vimarsana News

Research Roundup: Rapid gonorrhea test, Prequalified cholera vaccine, Next-gen bed nets

In today's Research Roundup for April 22, 2024, we highlight some of the most interesting reads in global health research and development from the past week.

Mosquito Nets Treated With Pyrethroid-chlorfenapyr Could Prevent Malaria Infection: Study - Vimarsana News

Mosquito Nets Treated With Pyrethroid-chlorfenapyr Could Prevent Malaria Infection: Study

A recent study revealed that the introduction of malaria nets treated with a new potent insecticide has prevented over 13 million cases of the disease in Africa.

New malaria nets prevent 13 million infections in sub-Saharan Africa, study shows - Vimarsana News

New malaria nets prevent 13 million infections in sub-Saharan Africa, study shows

The new bed nets are helping to tackle insecticide resistance of mosquitoes in Africa

Global Fund and Unitaid Welcome WHO Recommendation for Insecticide-treated Nets With Dual Active Ingredients - Vimarsana News

Global Fund and Unitaid Welcome WHO Recommendation for Insecticide-treated Nets With Dual Active Ingredients

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and Unitaid welcome WHO’s recommendation for the widespread use of a new class of mosquito net that uses two active ingredients – pyrethroid and chlorfenapyr. The new net has demonstrated approximately double the protection against malaria provided by the standard pyrethroid-only nets in areas where mosquitoes have already developed resistance to pyrethroids.