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Captivating stories grab children’s attention, but when storytelling conveys real lessons, it becomes even more powerful, especially in the context of malaria prevention. Malaria poses a serious health threat in many countries, caused by parasites spread through infected mosquitoes. By sharing information about malaria prevention with children, we can play a crucial role in combating […]

 Malaria, a parasitic disease transmitted by some mosquitoes when they feed, remains a major global health problem. Although significant advancements including better prevention and treatment mean that fewer people get it, there are still millions of cases each year, especially among people living in tropical and subtropical areas. Using malaria disease control competitions with schools

 To date, despite impressive progress in control efforts over the years, malaria remains a major public health problem in several developing countries, and poor children or children under the age of five are among the most affected. Although control efforts have been concentrated on medical interventions such as case management and pre-emptive measures (eg, the

Malaria is a life-threatening infectious disease caused by Plasmodium parasites, which are transmitted to humans through mosquito bites. It stands as a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Pregnant women and their infants face a particularly high risk of severe complications from malaria, making them a critical focus in efforts to eliminate this devastating

Malaria remains one of the biggest threats to global health, particularly for children under five in sub-Saharan Africa. Despite recent successes in combating this disease, thousands of children still lose their lives to it each year. Given the severity of the issue and the ongoing fatalities, researchers have explored every possible resource to find effective

Over half of the world’s malaria cases occur in sub-Saharan Africa, with children under five years old being the most impacted by the disease. Furthermore, malaria remains a significant global health issue despite seeing a decline in incidence in recent years. In addition, children under the age of five, though a minority of malaria cases

 perhaps bringing together healthcare for multiple diseases together at the same time was a better route to strengthening the health system as a whole in the search for improved global health. As malaria is still the top cause of morbidity and mortality in children under the age of 5, combining care for malaria with care

 Maternal and child health clinics, particularly in areas diseased by malaria, play a huge role in shaping public health. Not only are these clinics needed for providing routine healthcare services to mothers and children, but they serve as key channels for malaria prevention and education. When malaria prevention and safety strategies are part of maternal

 Malaria rates are always higher in children because their immunity is low and they have high exposure risks. Keeping children safe from malaria by creating special playgrounds that are free from malaria – and that enhance child well-being in a variety of ways – can be an important intervention for the future. Instead of focusing

 One of the greatest public health challenges worldwide, malaria continues to have a profound impact on sub-Saharan Africa, where it accounts for the greatest burden of disease, particularly among young children. Estimates from 2014 indicate that malaria caused over 200 million infections that year, with children under the age of five being the most severely