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World Malaria Day 2020

Malaria Ends with Us: Reinvest, Reimagine, Reignite


World Malaria Day, on April 25th each year, is used to highlight the burden of this disease to the world. This year, the theme is Malaria Ends with Us: Reinvest, Reimagine, Reignite.

The theme is a grassroots campaign hoping to re-energise efforts towards malaria elimination at all levels - from community projects to global policies.

On this page, Malaria Journal highlights some of our most talked about articles that progress us towards ending malaria.

This is a retrospective collection and all articles on this page underwent Malaria Journal's standard peer review process.

Malaria articles published at BMC

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Malaria and COVID-19
Thematic series


New Content ItemThe 1985 Plasmodium vivax malaria elimination campaign in Santa Catarina, Brazil: the feasibility of using serology amid other integrated tools in the last mile


New Content ItemLarviciding for malaria control and elimination in Africa


New Content ItemAsymptomatic malaria reservoirs are the last challenge in the elimination in Cambodia


New Content ItemIntegrating malaria vaccine and CRISPR/Cas9 gene drive: a comprehensive strategy for accelerated malaria eradication


New Content ItemA survey of malaria vectors feeding preference, biting site and resting behaviour in the malaria elimination settings of Dembiya District, north-western Ethiopia


New Content ItemRoutine malaria vaccination in Africa: a step toward malaria eradication?

New Content ItemThe top 1%: quantifying the unequal distribution of malaria in Brazil
"There is no canonical path to malaria elimination and a more targeted and dynamic surveillance will be needed if Brazil decides to adopt the elimination target."

New Content ItemDigitized smart surveillance and micromanagement using information technology for malaria elimination in Mangaluru, India: an analysis of five-year post-digitization data
 

Malaria as part of larger, global issues

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Human migration, conflict and infectious diseases
Cross-journal collection

Contribution of climate change to the spread of infectious diseases
Cross-journal collection

Infection Dynamics
Spatial inequality, infectious diseases and disease control
Cross-journal collection

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Malaria and COVID-19
Thematic series


Malaria blogs from BugBitten

New Content Item BugBitten is a dedicated blog platform for the  parasitology and vector biology community. It is run by a small group of regular bloggers assisted by guest posts from the community.


Join us for our #talkingmalaria tweetchat

New Content ItemJoin @drbhargavirao at 12 noon BST 24th April 2020 for a discussion on malaria prevention, interventions and eradication.

The tweetchat is hosted jointly by @MSFsci and @malariajournal and will use the hashtag #talkingmalaria