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Malaria transmission cycle information infographic 

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Malaria transmission cycle information infographic 

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The infographic explains how malaria is transmitted. As shown in a consecutive form, an infected mosquito affects a person by simply placing the disease into the person's blood. It then affects the liver and plasma cells where another mosquito that bites the infected person transmits the infection.

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Achieving global malaria eradication in changing landscapes

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Achieving global malaria eradication in changing landscapes

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The journal claims that in 2018 there's been over 200 million cases of malaria. There is a strong need for partners outside of the health sector to come up with interventions and design malaria-resistant landscapes to prevent more cases. Although malaria. eradication might not be feasible, addressing it through monitoring or by using malaria-resistant landscape data can pave the way to eradication.

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Malaria eradication: is it possible? Is it worth it? Should we do it?

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Malaria eradication: is it possible? Is it worth it? Should we do it?

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This journal focuses on the elimination of malaria. It focuses on the cost-benefit ratio of the eradication of malaria, because only some certain countries are more prone to it rather than others. It also weights down the idea that if there is global eradication then there will no longer be a major public health issue. Overall, malaria is worth eradicating.

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The picture showcases three ways to prevent malaria spread. One way is by becoming vaccinated against the disease and building immunity. Once vaccinated, one can also further protect themselves by utilizing protective clothing or products to prevent contraction.

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The image illustrates a projection for malaria's eradication. Some of the regions seen in the picture are more developed and have proper environmental conditions to eradicate the disease sooner. It is expected by 2020 that high-economic countries such as the United States will be able to eradicate malaria.

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Disease prevention and eradication has not been achieved ever since the eradication of small pox. However, with many modern challenges faced there are ways to still prevent a disease from further spreading. One way of preventing a disease is by creating vaccinations and quarantining the infected area. For example, there are several plans to eradicate malaria.  #eradication, #prevention