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Malaria strategies overview

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Mark Cowan
Mark Cowan
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Malaria strategies overview

by Mark Cowan
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Malaria is a communicable disease caused by parasites transmitted by female mosquitoes . It remains a major health challenge in many countries , particularly in - Saharan Africa .

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Insecticide - Treated Bed Nets ( ITNs ) : Mosquito treated with insecticide protect people while . These are distributed for or at subsidised prices in many countries .

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Successes

In countries such as and Kenya , widespread use of bed nets has significantly reduced malaria .
Children under , the most vulnerable group , have experienced major reductions in .
Considered one of the most cost - effective interventions .

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Failures / Limitations

Nets can or lose effectiveness over time .
Some households use nets for or agriculture instead of protection .
Mosquitoes have developed to some insecticides .

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Indoor Residual Spraying ( IRS ) L : Spraying on interior where mosquitoes .

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Successes

Africa used extensive spraying programmes and achieved substantial in malaria cases during the .
Rapidly reduces mosquito in targeted areas .

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Failures / Limitations

and requires repeated .
Concerns about environmental impacts from .
Insecticide is becoming increasingly common .

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Environmental Management : Removing water and improving to reduce mosquito sites .

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Successes

Effective in parts of , which was certified malaria - by the World Health Organization in after combining environmental management with surveillance and treatment .
Provides long - term reduction in mosquito .

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Failures / Limitations

Difficult to implement across large regions .
Requires continuous and community .
Heavy can quickly recreate breeding sites .

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Drug Treatment and Preventive Medication : Artemisinin - based Combination Therapies ( ) treat infected .
Preventive medicines given to women and groups .

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Successes

Countries such as have reduced malaria mortality through improved and access to ACTs .
Reduces deaths and lowers rates .

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Failures / Limitations

Drug - malaria strains are emerging , especially in parts of Asia .
Healthcare access remains poor in some regions .
Medicines can be expensive without funding .

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Vaccination
Introduction of malaria vaccines such as , malaria and R21 / Matrix - M malaria vaccine .

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Successes

Pilot programmes in countries including , Kenya and Malawi have reduced severe malaria cases among .
Offers additional when combined with existing measures .

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Failures / Limitations

Vaccines do not provide complete .
Distribution and challenges remain .
Long - term effectiveness is still being .

 
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