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Global efforts over the last decades have contributed to dramatic declines in malaria around the world. Progress is also being made on the scientific front; new tools for controlling the disease are now being tested. By investing in proven malaria-control programs and accelerating promising research, we can move closer to the long-term goal of eradicating the disease.

Learn more below and visit the program page for more details about our work in this area.

 

What You Can Do to Stop Malaria

Today is World Malaria Day. Every day, while we go about our daily life, mosquitoes carrying the malaria parasite are making people sick in countries around the world where malaria still exists.

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Malaria 101 for Travelers

The first time I seriously thought about malaria was when I booked a mountain biking trip in the Thailand section of the Golden Triangle several years ago.

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World Malaria Day 2012: Dreams for the Future

Even for those of us who work in global health, it’s amazingly easy to feel numb to the devastating impact of malaria.

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Singer Aloe Blacc Shines a Spotlight on Malaria

Soul singer Aloe Blacc is back from a journey of discovery in Ghana, West Africa with Malaria No More UK. Aloe took time out from his tour schedule to witness the efforts underway to meet Ghana’s goal to make sure every home in the country has access to a mosquito net by the end of 2012.

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Spread the Buzz: Stop Malaria in the South Sudan

Protecting a child is only a click or two away.

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