World Malaria Day in 2023

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2023 Date	25 April 2023
2024 Date	25 April 2024

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Tuesday, 25 Apr

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World Malaria Day in 2023

World Malaria Day seeks to raise awareness about malaria, one of the world’s deadliest diseases. Malaria is a disease of the blood that is caused by a parasite called Plasmodium.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Malaria Day - in 2023

Updated 03:23

Today is World Malaria Day and African countries continue to shoulder a disproportionately high share of global burden of the disease. Despite the advances made in prevention and treatment, millions of lives remain at risk owing to barriers that include the cost of healthcare. https://t.co/z2mrl3crfH
— eNCA (@eNCA) April 25, 2023

Today is World Malaria Day and this day is commemorated to raise awareness about the symptoms, treatments and impact of malaria on some economies. #worldmalariaday #MalariaDay2023 #malariaawareness #malaria https://t.co/02co1DdBdJ
— South African Pharmacy Council (@OfficialSAPC) April 25, 2023

Today on World Malaria Day we highlight the need for continued investment and sustained political commitment to malaria prevention and control. #Implats https://t.co/Rjs3ocZNsP
— Implats (@Implats) April 25, 2023

Extreme weather events in Malawi and Pakistan have driven "very sharp" rises in malaria infections and deaths, a global health chief said ahead of World Malaria Day on 25 April. https://t.co/FA2eaE1VTK
— News24 (@News24) April 24, 2023

Today is World Malaria Day. Did you know that sub-Saharan Africa accounts for around 93% of all malaria cases throughout the world? This means that many of our beneficiaries are located in high-risk areas. https://t.co/9YJGaMiuQY
— SAForAfrika (@SAForAfrika) April 25, 2023

World Malaria Day was observed in Merafong earlier today. Malaria awareness is important so that we may take precautionary measures when traveling to malaria endemic areas. #WorldMalariaDay2023 #AsibeHealthyGP https://t.co/fJ8gANWhme
— West Rand District Health Services (@WestRandHealth) April 25, 2023

Today is World Malaria Day. Africa continues to carry the heaviest Malaria burden, accounting for 95% of global cases. @ChrisStraten from @IntlSOS speaks with @Lulu_Gaboo for more on the story. Livestream 🔗 https://t.co/QZmr6Ziu5r #AfricaUpdate #ChannelAfrica #SABCNews https://t.co/cxzugBIqtA
— Channel Africa (@channelafrica1) April 25, 2023

Upcoming webinar: Unpacking Malaria on World Malaria Day Register now: https://t.co/o3vpzl4FvY Find out more: https://t.co/mS6hZsJG2s #WorldMalariaDay #MalariaAwareness #SAHPRA #Webinar #PublicHealth #GlobalHealth https://t.co/a5kqR4DAdI
— SAHPRA (@SAHPRA1) April 20, 2023

Today marks World Malaria Day. Celebrate by expanding your knowledge of malaria treatment with our four CPD courses. https://t.co/WvwRWJoCAa #WorldMalariaDay #MalariaTreatment #ContinuingProfessionalDevelopment https://t.co/ZHetzigC9z
— AOSIS (@_AOSIS) April 25, 2023

Let's do this: Raising awareness about malaria is important if we are serious about eliminating this killer disease. Our UP ISMC Student Forum got creative to spread the word. Watch this space...World Malaria Day 2023 #WorldMalariaDay2023 #HSUP #uphealthsciences #LifeChangers https://t.co/DlDtpErPA8
— Faculty of Health Sciences at UP (@Faculty_HSUP) April 24, 2023