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Malaria is the leading cause of death for children, and if we don't solve this problem first, there won't be any adults to be infected with HIV, or anyone to care about whether there are any elephants left in Africa.

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What Effect is Malaria Having on the People of Africa?

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What Effect is Malaria Having on the People of Africa?

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Malaria is the second leading cause of death in Africa, and it is the leading cause of death in children in Africa. It kills a child every 30 seconds, and of 216 million infections per year, almost 500 thousand people die. Symptoms of Malaria are a high fever, shaking and chills.

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What are Organizations doing to Help Stop the Spread of Malaria?

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What are Organizations doing to Help Stop the Spread of Malaria?

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They are  ensuring antimalarial drug treatment within 24 hours of fever onset, supplying insecticide treated bed nets and spraying homes, and providing preventative treatments for pregnant women so that they do not infect their unborn child with the disease.

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What do you plan to do with the money aid from the UN?

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What do you plan to do with the money aid from the UN?

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We will use 1.5 million for building of hospitals, 4 million for vaccinations, 2.5 million for mosquito nets, and 2 million for treatment after someone has contracted malaria.

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Which Organizations are Working on Stopping The Spread of Malaria?

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Which Organizations are Working on Stopping The Spread of Malaria?

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The World Health Organization is ensuring drug treatment, more treated bed nets, and is providing money for the funds.

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Malaria is more common along the malaria belt. These areas of the world have perfect conditions for malaria to flourish. Africa is directly on the line and due to poverty the infection is the worst there.

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About 40% of households in Africa do not have insecticide-treated bed nets, but about 60% of households who have them don't use them. Not only would we give households bed nets, but we would educate them on the importance of using them.

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Why is Malaria the Most Important Topic?

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Why is Malaria the Most Important Topic?

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Malaria affects all the people of Africa directly. Unlike poaching, people die every day non-stop because of malaria. The way it spreads means that no one is safe. Unlike other diseases, malaria can be spread  to many people from just one mosquito. It also attacks the younger population which are the future leaders of Africa.

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What are the 5 Best Solutions for Eradicating Malaria?

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What are the 5 Best Solutions for Eradicating Malaria?

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-Timely Diagnosis
-Correct and Efficient Treatment
-Insecticide-Treated Bed Nets
-Targeted Insecticide Spraying
-Vaccination

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We need the money because many people are dying from this disease. If they had prompt and effective treatment, eradication of the disease in Africa would be possible. The money would also help build hospitals in Africa for better treatment and prevention of Malaria in Africa.

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What Causes Malaria and How Does it Spread?

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What Causes Malaria and How Does it Spread?

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Malaria is caused by the protozoan Plasmodium, carried by the Anopheles mosquito. When a human is bitten by a mosquito that carries the parasite, they are infected and the protozoans multiply thousands of times in the human body over a period of days. The protozoans attack and destroy red blood cells that carry oxygen. This reduces blood iron and causes high fevers lasting 1-2 hours. Another uninfected mosquito can bite an infected human and become infected itself, thus spreading the disease to more people in a never-ending cycle.