The mother of fevers

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The World Health Organization decided in 1969 to change their tactic on eradicating malaria to controlling malaria. The epidemiological patterns are complicated and always in flux, which makes malaria control difficult. Of particular concern is the resistance of malaria strains to drug therapy, which makes the malaria control campaign an attempt to stay ahead of drug-resistant strains.

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The Global Malaria Control Strategy

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Malaria is a dangerous disease that effects up to 500 million people. and causes many deaths. Malaria is most prevalent in Africa and in the poorest countries. Eradication efforts have only been sporadically effective while control efforts have been much more effective. A global control strategy is analyzed.

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Malaria: hope for the future

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WHO's Global Malaria Control Strategy's main objectives are disease prevention at less cost and with more community involvement. Malaria, which is responsible for more than 1.5 million deaths each year, is curable and preventable.

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