Global Malaria Elimination Progress
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•Some countries have eliminated malaria, but cases are growing elsewhere
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44 countries and one territory ( La Réunion ) certified as malaria-free.
Egypt , where malaria has existed since at least the time of the pharaohs, joined the malaria free list in October .
The World Health Organization has called for a 75 percent reduction in deaths from malaria by 2025 .
But in 2023 , the death rate was more than double that target.
As of December 2024 , 17 countries have introduced malaria vaccines as part of routine childhood vaccinations.
The vaccine was linked with a 13 percent reduction in death from all causes except injury, and a 22 percent reduction of hospitalizations for severe malaria.
People in 34 African countries are being given malaria prevention treatments during pregnancy.
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