India has made significant strides in reducing malaria cases and deaths, exiting the WHO's high-burden group. Community health workers, pri...

Egypt has been certified as malaria-free by the WHO after nearly a century of efforts. This historic achievement required proving interrupt...

The minister said the World Health Organisation (WHO) has attributed India's success to rejuvenated political commitment, strengthened tech...

The feature will be available in Hindi and English, and will answer questions like 'What is malaria fever?', 'What are the types of malaria...

Mosquito-promoting farming needs to be curbed; fair trade isn’t enough.

“Three years ago, we started focussing on India for two reasons. It is the fourth-largest malaria region in the world. We started seeing dr...

Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata, managing trustee R Venkataramanan and head of innovation Manoj Kumar will bet the trustees of the new Inst...

By 2020 we will be able to eliminate malaria from 15 states with an annual parasite incidence (API) of less than one case per thousand popu...

India, with the highest malaria burden outside Africa, will need an investment of $18 billion to achieve its 2030 deadline to eliminate the...

The lessons learned from this demonstration project will be useful for scaling up malaria elimination programme in the rest of the state an...

According to a senior municipal health official the malaria deaths were reported at various hospitals in from July to September.

India has set specific milestones and targets as part of a national framework to strategically eliminate malaria by 2030, the global deadli...

The need for a vaccine to control malaria has become important because of emerging resistance to existing anti-malarial pills.

India may have to ramp up its funding to eliminate malaria as several international agencies are expected to divert finances to more demand...

Pandey said the party has approached doctors in its capacity and these medicos will provide "free treatment" to dengue patients.

Malaria is caused by a single-celled parasite called Plasmodium that spreads from person to person through mosquito bites.

Even though the number of confirmed malaria cases in the region decreased from 2.9 million in 2000 to 2 million in 2012, malaria remains a ...