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 Novel solutions would be needed to strengthen malaria control efforts, particularly in remote and underprivileged settings. The kingdom of Cambodia, with its complex topography and variable geographical and temporal access to health care, depended on the expertise of mobile malaria workers in their collective efforts to achieve sustained public health gains in malaria control. Through […]

 Malaria remains a significant global health issue affecting hundreds of millions of people every year, mostly in tropical and subtropical regions. Despite immense medical progress in terms of combatting the disease, and the implementation of effective treatments and preventative measures, malaria persists. Poor access to health care and limited public knowledge significantly contribute to this

 Malaria continues to be a major challenge for public health in most countries in the tropics and subtropics. Cambodia is no exception. Working in the background to contribute to malaria control, Mobile Malaria Workers (MMWs) in the country on several occasions emerged as the lifesavers for people living in remote or underserved areas, and on

 Technical advances are having a game-changing effect in the fight against malaria, particularly in parts of the world where malaria continues to be a major public health burden. As a key player in the southern Greater Mekong subregion, Cambodia is leading the way in utilizing mobile applications to enhance malaria surveillance. This article examines the

 Malaria, a mosquito-borne disease, still represents a major health problem in sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Southeast Asia and Latin America. Although there has been much recent progress in controlling the disease, there is a lot more work to be done and new ideas to explore. One current and promising approach involves collaboration between non-governmental

 The world’s ecosystems are changing, the climate is altering weather patterns, and vector-borne diseases are responding to the increasing travails of global warming. Malaria – a life-threatening illness caused by the bite of a parasite-carrying Anopheles mosquito – is no exception. As temperature rises, precipitation patterns shift and more intense and frequent extreme weather afflicts

 Historically, malaria has been with us and will continue to be until eradication. For the foreseeable future, it will continue to pose a grave threat to public health in low- and middle-income countries across the world, where it remains most prevalent. But despite improvements in malaria control over the years, malaria elimination can only be

 Recent decades have seen tremendous progress in the fight against malaria in Cambodia. But even with the greatest successes, malaria is never a fully solved problem, and it lingers in pockets, hard-to-reach or overlooked. In the absence of easy access to care, education, and treatment, mobile malaria workers are a significant asset in the fight

 When it comes to malaria control, maternal and child health clinics play a vital but generally overlooked role in the global fight to prevent and treat the disease. These clinics, dedicated to maternal and young child health, play a vital role in promoting malaria prevention and reducing its impact on maternal and child health. When

 Pregnancy is a time of profound transformation and growth as a woman moves through her journey and brings new life into the world. Preserving health and vitality throughout is crucially important for both mother and fetus. A major health threat for pregnant women high up on the risk radar in many malaria-endemic regions is malaria