#DidYouKnow there’s over 3,500 different species of mosquito globally? See the visual below for 6 different species and their physical differences. #EndMalaria #WorldMosquitoDay #MosquitoCountdown

The mosquito is one step ahead, evolving to outsmart our efforts. We can #EndMalaria by 2030 but we must innovate faster and smarter… 🦟Increased funding to integrate new tools 🦟Scale up current tools Let’s be the generation to beat the mosquito! #WorldMosquitoDay

🚀 Imagine a world where #malaria is a thing of the past. With next-gen medicines, innovative #vaccines & smart vector control combined, we’ll be one step closer. Join us this #WorldMosquitoDay in combating malaria, a disease spread by the world’s most dangerous animal.

𝗧𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗸 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗺𝗼𝘀𝗾𝘂𝗶𝘁𝗼𝗲𝘀? Take our quiz to find out if you think like an Anopheles or Tiger mosquito!⬇️ 🔎 bit.ly/3YWQx1L 🔎 Dive into the details and see where you fit in the mosquito world #WorldMosquitoDay

This #WorldMosquitoDay, let’s recognize the impact of #ClimateChange on mosquito-borne diseases like #malaria. Complementary & adaptable solutions like medicines 💊, #vaccines 💉 & vector control 🛡 are needed to tackle evolving challenges. Together, we can defeat this disease.

Innovation is key to eliminating #malaria. We must optimise existing tools and approaches while developing new solutions. 🦟This #WorldMosquitoDay, we’re highlighting 7 areas that are driving progress towards a malaria-free world. Read our new blog ➡️ brnw.ch/21wLX48

Preventing #malaria requires a multi-tool approach: vector control, medicines and #vaccines. Continued funding is essential to develop new innovations to fight drug and insecticide resistance & ensure equitable access to existing ones. #WorldMosquitoDay

🦟Did you know? The mosquito is the world’s most dangerous animal, spreading deadly diseases like #malaria. On #WorldMosquitoDay, let’s unite to fight back with powerful prevention tools & innovative solutions. Together, we can make a difference & save lives.💪💉

#Migrants face unique barriers accessing #malaria health services, leading to unchecked transmission in areas with high population displacement. A new study conducted at the Thailand/Myanmar border identifies these barriers & proposes several solutions:  bit.ly/3AmWeM1

Malaria medicines reduce suffering, prevent malaria and stop onward transmission. They are an essential component of the elimination toolbox. Grateful for the continued support from partners like Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺

Mosquitoes use gut bacteria to fight the #malaria they transmit, which is why scientists are exploring how they can use this to end the disease. Learn more: bit.ly/3AP8c11

CONGRATULATIONS: Dr. Ndugulile elected WHO regional director! 🌍👏 Congratulations to Dr. Faustine Ndugulile (Faustine Ndugulile) on being elected as the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for Africa! A significant achievement supported by 25 out of 46 delegates at the 74th World Health Organization (WHO) General Assembly.

A new article published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases describes how resistant #malaria parasites are gaining momentum in Africa and the growing need for prompt action: bit.ly/4cFzrZe

Dr Corine Ngufor-Kalu spent over six years developing dual-insecticide nets to address resistance and save more lives. Following this successful #innovation, World Health Organization (WHO) made a strong recommendation in favour of these pyrethroid-chlorfenapyr nets. Read more: bit.ly/4dIpEmM

The Asia-Pacific region is progressing towards #malaria elimination, but roadblocks persist. Fit-for-purpose tools and strategies aligned with existing local healthcare, national planning and procurement systems can help accelerate this progress: bit.ly/4dWYnMZ

Our CEO Dr Michael Charles speaks to @AfricaNews about the devastating toll malaria has on Africa's development. We must unite in partnership to break the malaria-poverty cycle ⛓️🦟

Evidence generated from studies conducted by scientists in Canada suggests that circadian rhythms influence vulnerability to #malaria parasites. This discovery can help combat drug resistance and inform the development of new treatments: bit.ly/4cKOJw2

The last mile to becoming malaria-free is the toughest. Sarah Newey joined health workers on a trip to indigenous communities on the Philippines' Palawan Island to observe the challenges faced & strategies being deployed to overcome the last mile: bit.ly/3Z7fzeE