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The World Health Organization (WHO) has called on countries affected by malaria to accelerate access to high-impact tools and strategies for prevention, | BLiTZ
To commemorate World Malaria Day 2023, World Health Organization has urged the countries affected by the disease globally to accelerate the reach of high-impact
Reductions in the efficacy of artemisinin-based combination therapies, especially in the Greater Mekong Subregion, as well as increased vector resistance to pyrethroids, the risk of increased morbidity, mortality and spread. In several countries, cross-border transmission continues to be a major impediment to achieving the elimination targets. World Malaria Day 2023: Time to Deliver Zero Malaria, Says WHO.
Globally, children in the poorest households are five times more likely to be infected with malaria.
WHO has urged the countries affected by the disease globally to accelerate the reach of high-impact tools and strategies to prevent, detect and treat malaria.