First in a series on the @MalariaAtlas report with author Dr Symons: The changing impact of malaria control in Africa 2000-2025. Malaria control tools prevented 1.5B+ cases in Africa since 2000, with ITNs and IRS accounting for 1.2B. Read more: https://t.co/Vc4ljQ974q #malaria

New @MalariaAtlas research shows the impact of vector control in Africa. 🌍 Over one billion malaria cases prevented 🦟 ITNs most effective 📉 1.22 billion cases and 3.5 million deaths prevented 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/Vc4ljQ974q #TropMed25 #EndMalaria #VectorControl

Vector control remains at the heart of malaria progress. New @MalariaAtlas data show 1.22 billion cases and 3.5 million deaths have been prevented across Africa since 2000. A reminder of what sustained innovation can achieve. ✨ https://t.co/Vc4ljQ974q #VectorControl #malaria

This study creates and makes publicly available a geolocated dataset of historical timeseries describing malaria seasonality published since 2000 for sub-Saharan Africa🔗 https://t.co/U0ZBlK00CF

"The Article by Symons (...) sounds a crucial alarm: drastic funding cuts are both disruptive and deadly (...) with strategic vision and political will, Africa has an opportunity to emerge stronger" Read Boem and Erondu's comment on our publication here https://t.co/o0lbEOyLgD

Over the last two decades, the US President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) has played a major role in malaria control in Africa. At a time of ongoing malaria policy reorientation, a new study quantified the impact that a fully functioning PMI would have on malaria cases & deaths in

Los efectos de la suspensión de #USAID: el programa estrella contra la malaria en África, que evita 100.000 muertes al año y 13 millones de nuevos casos, pende de un hilo ✍️@soypuentes https://t.co/4tCCcIxUYP

MAP is proud to share our new paper in @TheLancet. At full strength, we estimated that PMI could prevent nearly 14 million malaria cases and save more than 100,000 lives in Africa this year. Read the full paper here:

We're hiring a Program Manager! Join Professor Peter Gething & the Child Health Analytics team at @kidsresearchAU to lead high-impact global health work🌍 We're looking for experienced leader with strong finance & stakeholder management skills. Apply now:

It’s time to change the story. Malaria hits children hardest, yet their voices go unheard. Today it is time for world leaders to listen. It's time for them to act before more children are put at risk. Let's invest in the @GlobalFund and in our children's futures #ZeroMalaria 🌍

.@Gavi has protected over 1B kids against disease since 2000. If leaders — like @Keir_Starmer @EmmanuelMacron @jonasgahrstore @JustinTrudeau & @SwedishPM — commit the $9B Gavi needs, it will be on track to protect 1B more in half the time. #ForOurFuture https://t.co/tS9y0AlDkZ

New data suggests extreme weather could result in 550K additional malaria deaths in Africa by 2050, making it more important than ever to commit to eradication. Strong commitments from African leaders and increased global investment are vital to #EndMalaria.

The 2024 #WorldMalariaReport is now available! https://t.co/EvuStwObHg Congratulations to all MAPpers for their key contributions. Find estimates of P.falciparum parasite #prevalence and case #incidence, effective treatment, ITN and IRS #coverage for sub-saharan Africa.

New modelling prepared by @MalariaAtlas for @endmalaria and @ALMA_2030 announced at #UNGA79 If funding for malaria falls at the next @GlobalFund replenishment in 2025, we could see 337,000 more deaths between 2027 and 2029. Leaders must prioritize malaria funding to

Honoured to host @Science_Academy President Professor Jagadish at @telethonkids where he met with Executive Director @jcarapetis and senior researchers to discuss our work in cancer, precision health, and malaria mapping. It was great to explore how our collaborative efforts

‘How billions of data points can help beat malaria’. My recent conversation with @exemplarshealth https://t.co/9hev17NGvk

A new study published on @PNASNews by @ea_kearney & @FreyaFowkes uses environmental data and human antibodies to create detailed maps of #malaria transmission, offering an innovative and improved method to study and control the infectious disease. Read: https://t.co/JTdIeO4ycR

Would you like to support novel #malaria tool development using cutting-edge mathematical & statistical methodologies? I have exciting opportunities to join our expanding team & collaborate with global health partners Applications close 6th June!

12 Remarkable African life scientists share their stories in this inspirational book, authored by @tabithamwangi working with the #KWTRP Schools engagement team & supported by @Wellcome. It is a delight that we got to launch the book with young people. https://t.co/HT2RlDOnzL

Don't forget MAP is holding a symposium @MIM_PAMC at 10:30am today in MH2! We are looking forward to showcasing collaborative approaches to enhance modelling capacities for innovation, engagement and impact with our friends at MASHA and DSMM. #MIM2024