Malaria kills more than 600,000 people a year, most of them kids under age 5. We devote resources and expertise to a relentless pursuit of malaria eradication, including efforts to reduce the burden of malaria, accelerate progress toward eradication, and get ahead of drug and insecticide resistance.
A decades-long effort to eliminate malaria shows how persistence, partnership, and local leadership can turn an island nation into a model of global health progress.
The Global Fund has helped save an estimated 70 million lives since 2002. Learn why continued investment is critical to maintaining progress in global health.
Climate change, insecticide resistance, upticks in urban mosquitoes: Could malaria be getting worse? Our expert explains why investing in innovations that stop mosquito borne-diseases is more important than ever.
Mosquitos are the deadliest animals on the planet by a long shot, and their biggest threat? Malaria. Learn why and what we can do about it on episode 10 of…
