"Malaria Fight Faces Setback Amid Climate Change and Population Surge"

The fight against "Malaria" faces significant setbacks due to "climate change" and population growth, jeopardizing the progress made over the last two decades and impacting countless lives, particularly in "Africa".

• "Malaria No More" campaigners highlight that insufficient funding for prevention programs could lead to a resurgence of "Malaria", costing hundreds of thousands of lives and billions of dollars.
• The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria warns that the dual threats of "climate change" and increased populations are hindering efforts to eradicate this deadly disease, especially in "Africa".
• With "Africa" accounting for 95 percent of global "Malaria" cases, the potential resurgence of the disease poses dire health implications and economic burdens on the continents already strained resources.