World Health Organization (WHO) reported an estimated 241 million malaria cases with
nearly half of the world's population at risk in 2020. Since time immemorial, malaria has …

Asia ranks second to Africa in terms of malaria burden. In 19 countries of Asia, malaria is
endemic and 2.31 billion people or 62% of the total population in these countries are at risk …

Malaria is one of the most important infectious diseases in the world, it occurs in many
countries of the tropical and subtropical zone. It is caused by a parasitic element of the …

The number of malaria cases globally fell from an estimated 262 million in 2000 (range: 205–
316 million) to 214 million in 2015 (range: 149–303 million), a decline of 18%. Most cases in …

Almost 85% of all malaria cases globally were in 19 countries: India and 18 African countries
(Fig. 2.1 a). Over 50% of all cases globally were accounted for by Nigeria (25%), followed by …

As a significant health problem in several tropical regions of the world, malaria costs almost
435,000 lives annually. A substantial fraction of these deaths occurs in Africa. The proportion …