WHO Declares Azerbaijan, Tajikistan Malaria-Free
So far, 41 countries and 1 territory have been declared malaria-free by WHO, with Azerbaijan and Tajikistan being the recent ones to achieve the milestone.
So far, 41 countries and 1 territory have been declared malaria-free by WHO, with Azerbaijan and Tajikistan being the recent ones to achieve the milestone.
Science has developed a cheaper and simple way to fight the mosquito-borne disease malaria. By simply using an origami-style paper device disease like malaria can get accurately and quickly detected in the remote parts of the developing world.
53 leaders of Commonwealth nations committed to halve the burden of malaria across the Commonwealth within five years.
The call comes amid concern over resistance of malaria parasites to antimalarial drugs, including artemisinin.
Sri Lanka is almost malaria-free!
So far, 41 countries and 1 territory have been declared malaria-free by WHO, with Azerbaijan and Tajikistan being the recent ones to achieve the milestone.
Science has developed a cheaper and simple way to fight the mosquito-borne disease malaria. By simply using an origami-style paper device disease like malaria can get accurately and quickly detected in the remote parts of the developing world.
53 leaders of Commonwealth nations committed to halve the burden of malaria across the Commonwealth within five years.
The call comes amid concern over resistance of malaria parasites to antimalarial drugs, including artemisinin.
Sri Lanka is almost malaria-free!