#stopmalaria

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🦟 Together Against Malaria Small actions like using nets and spreading awareness can make a big difference. Join the fight against malaria today. 💪

[suryaclinic]

🦟🌍 World Malaria Day

Let’s come together to raise awareness and take action against malaria.

Malaria is a preventable and treatable disease, but timely care and precautions are essential to protect ourselves and our families.

⚠️ Common Symptoms of Malaria

✔ Fever with chills ✔ Headache and body pain ✔ Sweating and fatigue ✔ Nausea or vomiting

💡 Prevention Tips

✔ Use mosquito nets while sleeping ✔ Apply mosquito repellents ✔ Keep surroundings clean and avoid stagnant water ✔ Wear full-sleeve clothing ✔ Seek medical care if symptoms appear

✨ Together, we can fight malaria and build a healthier future.

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World Malaria Day: Let’s take action to prevent and control malaria!

How to stay protected:

World Malaria Day: Let’s take action to prevent and control malaria!

How to stay protected:

Use mosquito nets & repellents.

Eliminate stagnant water

Wear full-sleeve clothes.

Early diagnosis & treatment are key.

Malaria is preventable and treatable—let’s spread awareness and save lives!

#WorldMalariaDay #StopMalaria #StayProtected #healthawareness #preventmalaria #svvclini"c

World Malaria Day: Let’s take action to prevent and control malaria!

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World Malaria Day

A world without #malaria is not just a dream — it’s a goal within reach.🦟

Let’s unite to raise awareness, support prevention, and take action today for a healthier tomorrow.🌍 Because "Tomorrow can be malaria-free if we act today".

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[medicuptodate]

Third-world problems

By Jorge Moreno Cancino

The severity of malaria

Malaria is a disease caused by the Plasmodium parasite and transmitted by the bite of an infected mosquito.

On a daily-basis, millions of people struggle. Living in the places we do, it is common to think our most pressing issues are those like global warming, or contamination and you would not be wrong. However, that is not a justification for us to dismiss problems throughout the rest of the world; Africa is the continent with the highest quantity of malaria cases and deaths. Throughout 2015, according to the World Health Organization, 214 million cases of malaria were reported, with 88% of them in Africa. 

Rapid Assessment of Malaria

It seems obscure that most of the nations with the power to help them were not willing to do so, or at least they did not show that they were. Nonetheless, John Lewandowski, with a PhD in engineering decided to make a difference. In the year 2016, he created a device to detect malaria in its early stages. This device was named Rapid Assessment of Malaria (RAM) and it has been able to solve the primary issue with this disease: bad testing. This product is easily affordable and allows for an early treatment. The previous ways of testing, although useful, only served to detect malaria when it had already affected the organism. These improvements resulted on a better response and a reduction in the mortality rate.

The RAM device, to detect malaria in a few seconds. John Lewandowski.

Malaria cases and mortality

Since then, even though this illness is still affecting many people, it is important to say that its mortality rate has reduced. In 2015, with 214 million cases approximately 438 000 people died of malaria; in 2019, 228 million cases, and only 405 000 deaths. With this data, the reduction in the mortality rate is noticeable, even though it is not huge (0.027%), it is better. Additionally, we can notice that, even though the new testing caused an improvement, we still need to work on preventing its spread.

Donate now

What we can do to help is donate to the organizations currently working to solve this issue, such as the EU Malaria Fund at the page controlmalaria.eu. This fund is looking to hopefully eradicate malaria completely. Your support can help save a life.

References:

Este dispositivo detecta la malaria en 5 segundos. (2016, June 6). Retrieved May 31, 2020, from CNN website: https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2016/06/06/este-dispositivo-detecta-la-malaria-en-5-segundos/ 

Fact Sheet: World Malaria Report 2015. (2016). World Health Organization. https://who.int/malaria/media/world-malaria-report-2015/en/

El Informe mundial sobre el paludismo 2019 de un vistazo. (2019). Organización Mundial de La Salud. https://www.who.int/malaria/media/world-malaria-report-2019/es/