World malaria report 2025: Growing biological threats, shrinking resources

This review highlights the 2025 #WorldMalariaReport, warning that #artemisinin resistance, diagnostic evasion, #insecticide‑resistant mosquitoes, & urban spread of #AnophelesStephensi threaten progress, while molecular surveillance offers hope. @unistra

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World malaria report 2025: Growing biological threats, shrinking resources

The #WorldMalariaReport 2025 highlights a critical convergence of biological threats which, combined with significant funding reductions, risks reversing decades of progress and mirroring the historical period of #Chloroquine failure. @unistra.fr
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The #WorldMalariaReport is clear: drug resistance is advancing. Our response must be just as clear: new meds with new mechanisms of action.

Collaboration, commitment & funding can keep us ahead of resistance & help deliver next-gen meds to ensure #malaria is no longer a threat.

Antimalarial drug resistance won’t wait, and neither should we. At the #WorldMalariaReport launch in the UK Parliament, MMV’s Cristina Donini highlighted our efforts to stay one step ahead of resistance and the role UK science & innovation play in the fight against #malaria.

📢 Today, @who.int published the #WorldMalariaReport 2025, which spotlights the growing threat of antimalarial #DrugResistance. 🦟 Key findings below ⬇️

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#WorldMalariaReport: In 2024, global malaria efforts saved 1M lives & averted 170M cases. Despite these gains, malaria cases climbed to 282M last year – 94% in Africa.

We cannot afford further backsliding. With the right resources & momentum, we can build a world where no one dies from malaria. 🌍

World malaria report 2024 Each year, the World malaria report serves as a vital tool to assess global progress and gaps in the fight against malaria

Today is #WorldMalariaDay. The 2024
@who.int #WorldMalariaReport 📊 shows global efforts averted over 177 million cases and 1 million deaths in 2023.
👏 And Egypt became officially malaria-free in October 2024...a major milestone!
🔗 Full report: www.who.int/publications...

Malaria: A call for action - Imperial Natural Sciences blog Krystal Birungi, a field entomologist from Target Malaria Uganda, dissects this year's main findings of the World Malaria Report.

🌍🦟 Krystal Birungi from #TargetMalariaUganda championed the fight against #malaria at the @houseofcommons.parliament.uk

Despite progress, challenges remain

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Read her analysis on 2024's #WorldMalariaReport 🔽
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@who.int has released their #WorldMalariaReport! Although major progress has been made, we must continue to commit ourselves to an equitable and aligned fight against #malaria. bit.ly/3VzeTvE

Vector-borne diseases WHO fact sheet on vector-borne diseases, including key fa...

Updating reading assignments for #GEO333 #NaturalDisasters class- including updated #WorldMalariaReport & this page: www.who.int/neglected_diseases/vecto...