In recognition of World Malaria Day, test your knowledge of this deadly foe and the innovations being advanced to end malaria.
April 15, 2021 by
Marissa Chmiola
Malaria is one of the world’s oldest and deadliest diseases. For generations it has devastated families, communities, and countries. Thanks to international efforts to develop and scale up prevention tools and treatments, significant gains have been made over the past few decades in fighting this dangerous disease. But challenges, such as growing drug and insecticide resistance, continue to hamper control efforts—underscoring the need for continued research and development of new tools.
In recognition of #WorldMalariaDay, test your knowledge of this deadly foe and the innovations being advanced to #EndMalaria:
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Marissa manages the development and implementation of the coalition’s communications activities, overseeing GHTC’s digital presence, media
outreach, events, publications, and internal communication practices. She also manages GHTC's monitoring, evaluation, and adaptive learning and donor reporting...read more about this author