While the world is worried about Ebola some experts are worried that the outbreak has centred the attention of all health professionals to combat the disease giving an opportunity to other serious health concerns to takeover. A top malaria control expert mentioned that the Ebola crisis may jeopardize efforts to control malaria. Fatoumata Nafo-Traore who heads the Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Partnership said after visiting West Africa that children's wards in hospitals of Ebola hit nations were becoming 'ghost areas' with hardly any health workers around reported the BBC. In 2012 at least 7000 people died due to malaria in
