WHO approves malaria medicine for tiny infants: A new baby-specific malaria drug and improved tests mark a breakthrough for newborn and infant treatment worldwide.
Malaria risk isn't just about mosquito bites. Know how your daily habits, hygiene, and living conditions can increase infection risk and how to stay protected.
On World Malaria Day, know why malaria symptoms worsen at night, key warning signs to watch, and simple prevention tips to avoid serious complications.
Malaria spreads differently in rural and urban areas due to environment, healthcare access and infrastructure. These key factors influences the way malaria spread, detected and preventive measures are taken.
World Malaria Day 2026 falls on April 25 each year to spread awareness about the mosquito-borne illness that affects people of all age group. As the auspicous day approaches let's take a closer look at why this disease hit children harder.
Malaria is a deadly disease which may have long-term impacts on a human body if a person get infected more than once. Let us find out what complications may arise.
Apply insect repellent containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus to exposed skin and clothing, especially during dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active.
Equally important is keeping our surroundings clean and ensuring there is no stagnant water, which facilitates the breeding of female anopheles mosquitoes responsible for malaria transmission.
Delving into the connection between Malaria and Sickle Cell Anemia in India's rural spaces unravels a complicated interaction. Read on to know more.
On World Malaria Day, health experts acknowledge that India's objective of eliminating malaria by 2030 is feasible, although significant hurdles remain.
According to WHO, an estimated 241 million new cases of malaria and 627 000 malaria-related deaths were reported in 85 countries in 2020.
Take this quiz and know what are your chances of suffering from malaria
Every year more than 1 million people die due to vector-borne diseases.
Malaria is a dreaded vector-borne disease that caused around 627,000 deaths in 2012.
On the occasion of World Malaria Day today, we need to revisit India's ongoing fight against this vector borne disease amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
As we celebrate World Malaria Day today, here are some important facts about this awareness campaign. It aims to educate people about this mosquito-borne condition and help them manage it better.
On World Malaria Day today, we tell you about all the mosquito-borne diseases that can put your life at risk.
Keeping mosquitoes away is the only way to prevent malaria. On this World Malaria Day, we share a list of herbs that will help you get rid of mosquitoes.
World Malaria Day is being celebrated today all across the globe in order to help countries and communities reduce the burden of malaria. On this special day, we share important facts and figures about this parasitic disease while arming you up to fight it out.
World Malaria Day 2019: 6 things that attract mosquitoes
World Malaria Day: Eat these parasite killing foods to beat malaria
According to WHO, after spending 30 years in the making, RTS,S has been developed as the first and to date the only vaccine to prevent malaria.
World Malaria Day 2018: Diseases caused due to malaria and how to treat them.
The theme for World Malaria Day this year is "End Malaria for Good".
WHO approves malaria medicine for tiny infants: A new baby-specific malaria drug and improved tests mark a breakthrough for newborn and infant treatment worldwide.
Malaria risk isn't just about mosquito bites. Know how your daily habits, hygiene, and living conditions can increase infection risk and how to stay protected.
On World Malaria Day, know why malaria symptoms worsen at night, key warning signs to watch, and simple prevention tips to avoid serious complications.
Malaria spreads differently in rural and urban areas due to environment, healthcare access and infrastructure. These key factors influences the way malaria spread, detected and preventive measures are taken.
World Malaria Day 2026 falls on April 25 each year to spread awareness about the mosquito-borne illness that affects people of all age group. As the auspicous day approaches let's take a closer look at why this disease hit children harder.
Malaria is a deadly disease which may have long-term impacts on a human body if a person get infected more than once. Let us find out what complications may arise.
Equally important is keeping our surroundings clean and ensuring there is no stagnant water, which facilitates the breeding of female anopheles mosquitoes responsible for malaria transmission.
Delving into the connection between Malaria and Sickle Cell Anemia in India's rural spaces unravels a complicated interaction. Read on to know more.
On World Malaria Day, health experts acknowledge that India's objective of eliminating malaria by 2030 is feasible, although significant hurdles remain.
According to WHO, an estimated 241 million new cases of malaria and 627 000 malaria-related deaths were reported in 85 countries in 2020.
Take this quiz and know what are your chances of suffering from malaria
Every year more than 1 million people die due to vector-borne diseases.
Malaria is a dreaded vector-borne disease that caused around 627,000 deaths in 2012.
On the occasion of World Malaria Day today, we need to revisit India's ongoing fight against this vector borne disease amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
As we celebrate World Malaria Day today, here are some important facts about this awareness campaign. It aims to educate people about this mosquito-borne condition and help them manage it better.
On World Malaria Day today, we tell you about all the mosquito-borne diseases that can put your life at risk.
Keeping mosquitoes away is the only way to prevent malaria. On this World Malaria Day, we share a list of herbs that will help you get rid of mosquitoes.
World Malaria Day is being celebrated today all across the globe in order to help countries and communities reduce the burden of malaria. On this special day, we share important facts and figures about this parasitic disease while arming you up to fight it out.
According to WHO, after spending 30 years in the making, RTS,S has been developed as the first and to date the only vaccine to prevent malaria.
World Malaria Day 2018: Diseases caused due to malaria and how to treat them.
The theme for World Malaria Day this year is "End Malaria for Good".
As many as 21 countries, including six in the African region and four of India's neighbours -- Bhutan, China, Nepal and Malaysia, could be free of malaria by 2020, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has estimated in a report published on Monday to mark World Malaria Day.
Dr PK Jha, Senior Consultant, Internal Medicine, Medanta.'People have to take care of themselves also like keeping their surroundings clean. Self-prevention is the best way to beat malaria.
A team of researchers has come up with a new blood treatment technology that could make blood transfusions in high risk malaria zones safer.
World Malaria Day 2019: 6 things that attract mosquitoes
World Malaria Day: Eat these parasite killing foods to beat malaria
10 common places in your surroundings that mosquitoes are in-love with! Find out here.
Apply insect repellent containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus to exposed skin and clothing, especially during dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active.
Malaria is a preventable and curable disease yet several die of it every year. Here's what you should know about the disease.
