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08/28/2026

Bed nets are an important tool in the fight against malaria, especially at night when malaria-carrying mosquitoes are most active.

As drug resistance grows, preventing malaria is more important than ever. Bed nets reduce infections, helping preserve the effectiveness of malaria medicines.

Using bed nets every night is a simple but powerful step in the fight against malaria.

08/26/2026

Bed nets are an important tool in the fight against malaria, especially at night when malaria-carrying mosquitoes are most active.

As drug resistance grows, bed nets preserve the effectiveness of malaria medicines.

Bed nets with the latest insecticides are being developed in Africa. They break the cycle of malaria by preventing mosquitoes from biting new people.

08/25/2026

South Korea needs better bednets...

Bed nets are the number one tool in the fight against malaria.

Bed nets break the cycle of malaria by preventing mosquitoes from biting new people. As drug resistance grows, bed nets preserve the effectiveness of malaria medicines.

Using bed nets every night is a simple and powerful strategy in the world-wide fight against malaria.

08/14/2026

Bed nets are an important tool in the fight against malaria, especially at night when malaria-carrying mosquitoes are most active.

As drug resistance grows, preventing malaria is more important than ever. Bed nets reduce infections, helping preserve the effectiveness of malaria medicines.

Using bed nets every night is a simple but powerful step in the fight against malaria.

08/13/2026

Why do mosquitoes seem to love some people more than others?

Scientists are studying the signals that attract mosquitoes, with the goal of developing better ways to prevent bites and diseases like malaria.

One thing is certain: bed nets are the best prevention tool in the fight against malaria.

08/07/2026

Where you live can shape your malaria risk just as much as the medicine you receive. 🏡🦟
A new $1.6 million research project led by Penn State explores how better housing design and infrastructure can help reduce malaria transmission.
Homes trap heat and drive families outdoors during peak mosquito activity. So environment plays a big role in malaria.
Insecticide-treated bednets remain the most effective frontline defense, protecting families every night. Longer-term solutions like new housing are very expensive but it's good to combine innovation with proven prevention. 🌍
📖 Source: Penn State University

08/06/2026

08/05/2026

Climate change isn't just changing the weather—it's reshaping health across Africa. 🌍
New research highlights faster-rising sea levels, longer and more intense heatwaves, increasing foodborne diseases, and how climate-informed models can strengthen malaria prevention through insecticide-treated bed nets. The message is clear: climate adaptation must be local, targeted, and urgent. 🦟
📖 Source: Nature