India showed a decline in malaria deaths in 2021 compared to 2020~ The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched the 2022 edition of its annual World Malaria Report, emphasizing the cumulative impacts the prolonged pandemic continued to weigh on the economies and health systems of malaria-endemic
Malaria No More (MNM), a leading non-profit supporting India’s Malaria elimination aim, organized a workshop for private health care providers (PHPs), educating them about the prevalence of malaria and the best practices to deal with it. The workshop was conducted in Koraput, one of the
The Honorable Health Minister of Government of Odisha unveiled social behavior change communication products created by Malaria No More India, in partnership with the Government of Odisha. The unveiling took place at Lok Seva Bhawan Office Chamber of Hon’ble Health and Family Welfare Minister,
Commemorating World Malaria Day, Malaria No More India with the Government of Odisha co-organized an elaborate event in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha. The theme, in line with WHO’s global theme, was ‘Harnessing innovation to reduce malaria and save lives’ and the event saw dialogue around current and
