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 Childhood immunization is the cornerstone of child and infant healthcare, helping to prevent life-threatening infectious diseases, and malaria is no exception. Malaria control currently relies on insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) for vector control and antimalarial drugs to treat infection; however, vaccination is a promising and essential intervention in the fight against this deadly disease. This article […]

 Mozambique, in south-eastern Africa, bears the brunt of its malaria; it’s still a major source of morbidity and mortality. Progress over recent years, however, has been remarkable, especially for the country’s malaria surveillance system. There are some lessons that Mozambique can teach the world about malaria control. Here are three success stories. Understanding the Malaria

 Mozambique, a southeastern African nation affected by malaria remains one of the world’s most significant public health challenges in terms of human disease and mortality. Though advances in malaria treatment and prevention over the past two decades have greatly reduced reported cases of malaria and related deaths, knowledge regarding disease incidence remains imperative. In other

 Mozambique, a southeastern African nation affected by malaria remains one of the world’s most significant public health challenges in terms of human disease and mortality. Though advances in malaria treatment and prevention over the past two decades have greatly reduced reported cases of malaria and related deaths, knowledge regarding disease incidence remains imperative. In other

 Mozambique is a place of great cultural diversity and natural beauty that poverty more than any other infectious health threat in the country Addressing the challenge of building capacity in malaria strategy in Mozambique to fight malaria. we share some perspectives is using, and highlight some encouraging results. Understanding the Malaria Challenge in Mozambique  Malaria

 Despite major global achievements in reducing the burden of malaria over the past decades, malaria is still one of the most severe public health issues worldwide, particularly in tropical and subtropical areas. Malaria continues to seriously affect millions of people, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting the urgent need for holistic and improved surveillance of malaria

Malaria remains one of the most pressing public health challenges globally, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Mozambique, a country with a significant burden of malaria, has been at the forefront of innovative strategies to combat this disease. One of the most notable approaches is its cross-border malaria monitoring strategies, designed to tackle the disease’s spread across

 Communities facing disasters, be they natural or man-made, experience tremendous and often indiscriminate upheaval, making it hard to predict what will emerge in the short or medium term. Sometimes those upheavals, be they natural or man-made disasters, can lead to health problems that surge atop the fragile environment caused by the disaster, both before and

 Mozambique is a country in southeastern Africa. It is one of those where malaria has a very high impact, if not the highest. Despite significant progress in the fight against malaria, it continues to be a major public health issue. The key element to successfully address this challenge is an effective surveillance system, properly designed

 Mozambique is endowed with natural beauty and many natural resources, but potentially one of its biggest public health problems is the disease of malaria, spread by the bite of infected mosquitoes. Malaria remains one of the leading causes of both illness and death in Mozambique. The solution for ending this major public health problem involves