World Malaria Day: From Sub-Saharan Africa To India, How Malaria Is A Global Silent Threat? Ninety-one countries currently grapple with ongoing malaria transmission, putting approximately 3.2 billion people at risk.
While significant progress has been made, malaria remains a significant public health threat, particularly in certain areas. Here are five key factors that can elevate your risk of contracting malaria.
World Malaria Day 2023: Pregnant women must ensure that they are protecting themselves from the risk of malaria. A few things they can do to ensure the same are mentioned here.
Malaria cases have been increasing in many states of India. Many countries are also registering alarming cases every year and are fighting to get rid of it completely. Whereas, there are 40 plus countries and territories that have been certified as malaria-free nations by the World Health Organisation.
Mosquitos not only irritate people with their continuous buzzing noise but also make a person fall sick from their itchy bite. On World Malaria Day, let’s talk about ways in which you can prevent mosquito breeding at your home and stay protected from this dangerous disease.
In order to raise awareness about this life-threatening disease, citizens all across the world celebrate World Malaria Day on April 25 every year. Just in case you're unversed in the same, here's everything you need to know!
While the whole nation is busy sharing effective tips to get rid of dangerous disease Malaria on the occassion of World Malaria Day, here we bring you some funny #superhithabit shared by Twitterati, which will surely make you lol.
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