The WHO African Region Region continues to shoulder the heaviest burden of malaria, accounting for 94% of global malaria cases in 2022.

You are invited to explore the status of malaria 🦟 in this 2022 #WorldMalariaReport : ➡️ bit.ly/3T2Nu4S
#DefeatMalaria #EndingDiseaseInAfrica

The #WorldMalariaReport highlights many hurdles in the fight to #EndMalaria – climate change, extreme weather, limited resources, and biological threats 🦟

To reach #ZeroMalaria , we need a significant pivot! More funding, advanced tools and data-driven strategies are essential.

In 2022, the WHO African Region region accounted for 95% (580 000) of global malaria deaths.

I invite you to explore the 2023 #WorldMalariaReport , which spotlights the growing threat of climate change and other factors on the fight against malaria.

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The rise and fall of the Affordable Medicines Facility for malaria, as depicted in the World Health Organization (WHO) #WorldMalariaReport

WATCH: U.S. Global Malaria Coordinator Dr. David Walton reflects on Zanzibar's progress to #EndMalaria and the recently-released World Health Organization (WHO) #WorldMalariaReport .

Our #WorldMalariaReport 2021 shows that while #malaria -endemic countries averted what were projected to be the worst-case scenarios at the start of the #COVID19 pandemic, even moderate disruptions led to an increase in the number of cases and deaths.
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The @who just released the 2022 #WorldMalariaReport . Here's Margaret Reilly McDonnell with the key takeaways.

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Today World Health Organization (WHO) has released the latest #WorldMalariaReport . This year’s report confirms that malaria remains a deadly threat for millions of people. Learn more about the global challenge to end malaria 🦟 here: bit.ly/3FxnbwB

Great News:
#Malaria 🦟 is on the decline in the Region!

As per the #WorldMalariaReport released today, in 2018 the Region had an estimated 8 million cases and 11 600 #malariadeaths – ↘️69% and ↘️70% less as compared with 2010.

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The #WorldMalariaReport 2023 is now available!

Dive into the latest insights and trends shaping global efforts against Malaria. It’s time to turn this knowledge into action for a Malaria-free world. Read the report here: bit.ly/3T02PmX

📰 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE #WorldMalariaReport
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The @who just released the 2022 World Malaria Report. Check out our blog post for key takeaways!

According to the latest #WorldMalariaReport , investments in malaria control saved more than 2.8 million lives between 2020 and 2022.

By using existing tools and developing new ones, we can #EndMalaria once and for all! 👏

Malaria, we won’t let you steal from us anymore🦟❌ It is unacceptable that now a child dies from #malaria every minute ⏲️ We must make sure our voices are heard. 📣 We are calling on our leaders to end this deadly disease that is robbing Africa of its future! #WorldMalariaReport

#WorldMalariaReport (WMR) 2020 released by World Health Organization (WHO) indicates that #India continues to make Impressive gains in reduction of Malaria Burden (1/2)

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📢 #WorldMalariaReport : Despite continued impact of #COVID19 , #malaria cases and deaths remained stable in 2021 who.int/news/item/08-1…

Financing the fight to #EndMalaria remains a significant challenge. The 2023 #WorldMalariaReport shows how critical it is to close this funding gap.

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The @who #worldmalariareport shines new light on the heavy toll #malaria continues to have on the worlds poorest + most vulnerable people, particularly those in #africa 🌍

The latest World Health Organization (WHO) #WorldMalariaReport estimates 249 million #malaria cases in 2022— 5 million more than the year prior.

It’s clear we need renewed resources and innovative tools to revitalize the fight to #endmalaria . 🦟❌
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This years #worldmalariareport published by @who shines new light on the heavy toll #malaria continues to have on the worlds poorest and most vulnerable people, particularly children in Africa 🌍. We find ourselves at a precarious juncture in malaria elimination.

Join us in celebrating the past, current, and future innovations – from #rapidtests to real-time surveillance – that will help us #endmalaria within a generation.⤵️
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