WHO Warns of Critical Malaria Threat in Yemen Amid Healthcare Crisis
The WHO warns that Yemen has reached a critical juncture in its fight against malaria, calling for urgent prevention measures to curb the disease’s spread in 2026.
Malaria
WHO Approves First Malaria Treatment Specifically for Infants
WHO grants first-ever prequalification to a malaria treatment formulated specifically for infants, a major step forward in combating the disease’s high toll on children in Africa.
African Scientists Warn of Rising Mosquito-Borne Diseases Amid Climate Change
Scientists warn that rising mosquito-borne infections like malaria and dengue fever in Africa, fueled by climate change, are putting immense pressure on public health systems.
Medical Advancements Illuminate Kahuta: A Tale of Hope and Recovery
Access to timely medical care in Pakistan’s Kahuta District has transformed lives. Shop owner Sheikh Noman overcame malaria with treatment at the new THQ Hospital, built with help from the China-Pakistan Karot project.