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India's Fight Against Malaria: Cases and Deaths Drop by 80%

India's Fight Against Malaria: Cases and Deaths Drop by 80%

India's malaria cases dropped from 11,69,261 in 2015 to 2,27,564 in 2023, with deaths falling from 384 to 83, as the nation aims for malaria-free status by 2030.

Mpox Situation in Africa Remains a Serious Concern

Mpox Situation in Africa Remains a Serious Concern

Mpox remains a serious concern in Africa, with high case counts reported in the DRC, Burundi, and Uganda, according to the WHO.

India Sees 69% Decline in Malaria Cases and Deaths

India Sees 69% Decline in Malaria Cases and Deaths

India records a 69% decline in malaria cases and deaths between 2017 and 2023, revealed sources.

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Congo in Crisis: Deadly Mystery Illness Sparks Alarm

Congo in Crisis: Deadly Mystery Illness Sparks Alarm

A deadly mystery illness in Congo has raised alarm, with authorities scrambling to identify and contain the outbreak as it threatens public health.

WHO Investigates Mysterious Congo Illness

WHO Investigates Mysterious Congo Illness

WHO launches an investigation into a mysterious illness in Congo causing unexplained deaths, aiming to identify the cause and prevent further spread.

Red Alert: How Malaria Parasites Stick to Your Blood Vessels

Red Alert: How Malaria Parasites Stick to Your Blood Vessels

A novel research tool uncovers the mechanisms behind how malaria-infected red blood cells adhere to blood vessel walls, providing insights into the disease's pathology.

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Tougher to Treat: Malaria Resistance in African Children

Tougher to Treat: Malaria Resistance in African Children

Fight against deadly mosquito-borne disease: Resistance to standard malaria treatment grows stronger in African children with severe malaria.

Climate Change Drives 19% Rise in Dengue Cases

Climate Change Drives 19% Rise in Dengue Cases

Climate change is responsible for a 19% increase in dengue cases, highlighting the growing health risks linked to environmental changes.

Mpox Reaches Angola: First Case Reported

Mpox Reaches Angola: First Case Reported

Monkeypox is a viral disease that causes rash, fever, and body aches. It spreads through close contact, and awareness is crucial for prevention and control.

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1,600+ Vaccinated Against Marburg Virus in Rwanda

1,600+ Vaccinated Against Marburg Virus in Rwanda

Over 1,600 people have been vaccinated against the Marburg virus in Rwanda as part of efforts to combat the outbreak and protect public health.

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