Malaria is at a crossroads. Newly available data has revised estimates of past prevalence higher, but the trendline is the same: more than a decade of progress with an uncertain future ahead.
Advances in disease surveillance are helping us forge a path forward. As we work toward reducing the number of cases and eventually toward elimination,
we need to increase funding; optimize the use of current tools; and take advantage of emerging surveillance, modeling, and next-generation bed nets.