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Malaria, a potentially fatal illness transmitted by certain species of Anopheles mosquitoes, is one of the most widespread public health issues in the world, claiming an estimated 438,000 lives and affecting hundreds of millions of people each year, mostly in tropical and subtropical countries. Although much has been accomplished in the way of treatment and […]

 The world is changing and, as we speak, climate change is altering the world’s environmental landscape and its drivers of change. While you are thinking about rising temperatures, sea-level increases, and extreme weather conditions, you don’t necessarily think about the increasing risk of vector-borne diseases like malaria. Vector-borne diseases are those transmitted by certain animals,

 Currently, malaria is one of the leading causes of global morbidity and mortality, especially in warm and humid tropical and subtropical regions of the world where the disease is endemic. For most young people, particularly those belonging to the lower socioeconomic strata of society, it can be difficult to protect themselves against the disease. Rarely

 Malaria still exacts a heavy toll today, especially in the tropics and subtropics where the Anopheles mosquito, the principal malaria vector, lords it over humans. No one can write differently about malaria without including the old and conventional tactics such as insecticide-treated nets and antimalarial drugs. That being said, I will make a notable case

 Malaria continues to be a major cause of ill health in many areas of the world, mainly in the tropical and subtropical zones where there are the types of Anopheles mosquitoes that transmit the infection. For young adults who may be living independently and setting up their household, malaria-proofing the home is paramount. In this

The rise of the digital world has accorded social media newfound prominence as both a medium of communication and a platform for advocacy. Because of its vast reach and the ability to engage large numbers of people, social media campaigns offer a unique means of raising awareness about important topics, including regional and global health

 The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the context in which global health prioritization and resource allocation occur; massively disrupting health systems and shifting resources away from other critical health problems. Malaria contributes significantly to the global ‘burden of disease’, a metric that assigns causal significance to health outcomes. This is especially true in many parts of

 Hospitals and health facilities must organize regular health check-ups to achieve the best prevention and management of diseases, including malaria in the populations who are affected. Youth health clinics mainly focus on providing specific services to children and adolescents, which help track, manage, and improve their health. This article will explain the impact of routine

 Malaria is a defining health challenge in the world of today, particularly in the places where it exists endemic. Many factors spur global efforts to fight malaria. One of the most powerful is the determination of youth to not only put an end to malaria but also to help shape the destinies of countless other

 Malaria, a vector-borne infection caused by the Plasmodium parasite and spread through the sting of an Anopheles mosquito, is a major public health problem in many parts of the world. Young people can play roles in improving malaria prevention and awareness. Youth volunteers can contribute to malaria prevention programs, including raising awareness in their local