Malaria Avoided 2.3 Billion Cases
Over 25 years, malaria has been prevented in 2.3 billion cases. The World Health Organization says progress has slowed. They need more money to continue fighting malaria.
For 25 years, vaccines, medicines, and mosquito nets have stopped malaria from spreading. The World Health Organization (WHO) says this has prevented 2.3 billion cases. However, the organization reports a ‘stall’ in progress. This means progress has stopped. The WHO is asking for more money to continue the fight against malaria.
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Highlights
2.3 Billion Cases Prevented
Malaria has been prevented in 2.3 billion cases over 25 years.
WHO Reports Progress Stall
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports a ‘stall’ in progress.
Increased Funding Needed
The WHO calls for increased funding to combat malaria.
Vaccines and Nets Key
Vaccines, medications, and mosquito nets have prevented malaria.
Ongoing Global Effort
This highlights the ongoing global effort to combat malaria.