"Global Health" warns against the increasing resistance of the malaria borizing for medicine

The World Health Organization said on Sunday that malaria is still a deadly disease in Africa, despite the fact that they have reached its vaccines, and attributed the reason to the increasing resistance of the drug virus, two days before the revival of the international day of Mullahs on April 25. 619 thousand people died in the world in 2021 due to the virus that is the horses of the horses and the source of a source. The latest statistics issued by the World Health Organization. The disease is transmitted to humans by mosquito bites, causing various symptoms such as fever, headache and chills, leading to a serious condition that can become deadly if left untreated, and in the next five basic information on this disease: 250 million cases, the World Health Organization estimated the number of people with malaria in 2021 million. About half of the world population lives in areas exposed to malaria and can be followed by them, but babies and children are without five and pregnant women and those with HIV AIDS are most vulnerable to severe infection of this disease. According to the World Health Organization, the majority in Africa and 95% of cases and 96% of deaths in Africa have recorded, and this region still carries a large and unbutled part of the global burden of malaria. More than half of the malaria malaria registered in the world in 4 African countries is Nigeria, with 31.3%, the Democratic Republic of Congo, with 12.6%, Tanzania, 4.1%and Niger with 3.9%. More than a number of deaths occur in the ranks of children under five, as 80% of victims in Africa belong to this age group. Disturbing resistance and this disease is treated with complex medicines based on ‘Artemisinin’, but disturbing resistance cases of these drugs have appeared in the Mongken and Africa in Southeast Asia, especially in Uganda, Rwanda and Eritrea. This situation urged the World Health Organization to begin strategies at the end of 2022 to address this ‘urgent problem’ in Africa, one of the most important aspects of strengthening the effectiveness and resistance of medicine against malaria. The head of the team dealing with the diseases of the tropical regions and the diseases that through the vectors in the African region of the organization, Dr. Dorothy Echo, transferred, warned that “any threat” to the effectiveness of the drugs will lead to “serious consequences”, and this can lead to “large numbers of infection and death by the disease”. The adaptation of the mosquitoes and the appearance of a new invasive conveyor belt of malaria in Africa is the mosquitoes of the anophila, which comes from Asia and the Arabian Peninsula, is an extra threat to combat malaria in this continent. This insect, which has become widespread in Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia and Nigeria, is adaptable to the cities’ environment and is resistant to many pesticides currently used. The use of mosquitoes treated with pesticides was the most important method approved to this day to combat this disease and preventative. Vaccination campaigns and have recommended the World Health Organization, since October 2021, using the RTS, S vaccine for children living in areas where the transmission rate of malaria is between medium and high, saying that it significantly reduced the incidence of the disease and the risk of death in young children. 3 African countries, Ghana, Kenya and Malawi, witnessed vaccination campaigns, and Ghana authorities recently licensed a new vaccine against malaria reached by the University of Oxford, the first country to use the green light to use this vaccine, which was attached to great hope. The health organization hopes to lower the average mortality rate of malaria by at least 90% by 2030, as it has been officially announced since 2015 that ten countries of malaria, including Argentina, Algeria and China, have been officially released. Also read: