Global Aid Cuts Threaten Malaria Control and Child Lives
TL;DR
The article warns that cuts in global aid, particularly to malaria programs, threaten to cause a resurgence of malaria in Africa, potentially adding nearly a million deaths by 2030, with environmental changes and drug resistance exacerbating the crisis.
- The Guardian view on global aid cuts: a malaria resurgence could be the canary in the coalmine | Editorial The Guardian
- 'Deadliest' malaria warning issued as scientists fear surge in mosquito-borne disease Irish Star
- Experts: Funding cuts risk sparking malaria surge standardmedia.co.ke
- Cuts to world’s biggest malaria fund risk lives of 750,000 children The Independent
- A crisis in malaria treatment is coming — we must act faster to contain it Devex
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