Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
For #WorldMalariaDay we spoke to a number of our Early Career Grant awardees about why they chose to focus on the disease in their research.
See what they said below ⬇️
#EndMalaria #malaria #globalhealth #WorldMalariaDay2022
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Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
Malaria is a preventable & treatable disease that continues to have a devastating impact around the world.
@WHO is urging countries to step up investments & innovation to accelerate progress to #EndMalaria.
More on Monday's #WorldMalariaDay: who.int/campaigns/world-mala…
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
This #WorldMalariaDay, we’re celebrating that the world has witnessed 24 countries reach zero malaria cases in just 20 years! Such incredible progress thanks in large part to @PMIgov & @globalfund. We can be the generation to #BeatMalaria for good! #FightForWhatCounts
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
On #WorldMalariaDay, we celebrate the commitment made to research and development, which has built the most and impressive pipeline of transformative tools to fight malaria yet 🔬💊💉
With these new tools behind us, we can reach #ZeroMalaria in a generation 🎉🏆
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
5 facts about #malaria:
🦟 Today is #WorldMalariaDay.
🦟 Malaria killed an estimated 627,000 people in 2020.
🦟 96% of malaria deaths occur in the @WHO African Region.
🦟 Children under 5 years old are the most vulnerable group.
🦟 We must achieve a malaria-free #Africa.
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
The fight against malaria is one of humanity’s biggest public health successes. But after years of steady progress, malaria cases and deaths are on the rise.
It’s time to #FightForWhatCounts to #EndMalaria.
#WorldMalariaDay
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Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
Malaria has shown that we must stay ahead of it to eliminate it.
@GlobalFund provides over half of the world’s international financing for malaria programs and is investing in tools, partnerships, and innovations to accelerate the fight to #EndMalaria.
#WorldMalariaDay
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
The Global Fund is one of the kindest things people have ever done for one another. Replenishing it will lower malaria cases by almost two thirds in just four years, strengthen health systems, and help ensure COVID-19 is the last pandemic. #WorldMalariaDay
Malaria has shown that we must stay ahead of it to eliminate it.
@GlobalFund provides over half of the world’s international financing for malaria programs and is investing in tools, partnerships, and innovations to accelerate the fight to #EndMalaria.
#WorldMalariaDay
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
On #WorldMalariaDay, WHO is calling for expanded use of the RTS,S vaccine - 🌍 first malaria vaccine. This vaccine can save tens of thousands of lives each year. Learn more▶️ who.int/news-room/questions-…
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
#DavidBeckham and malaria champions across the world are calling on world leaders to invest in the fight to #EndMalaria to save millions of lives. If they make big pledges at this year's @globalfund replenishment we can beat this disease within a
Generation. #WorldMalariaDay
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
ICYMI: Here’s a🧵of some of the great #WorldMalariaDay coverage today in the UK, highlighting the vital role of British-backed science and the @GloablFund to getting progress to #EndMalaria back on track. 🇬🇧 💉
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
It's #InternationalWomensDay2022! As #AsiaPacific approaches #malariaelimination, lets continue to protect vulnerable ♀️. To understand #gender #gaps and potential #solutions for our region, read more in our brief ➡️: buff.ly/3pKIQci
@PMNCH #BreakTheBias
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
Ending #malaria 🦟 requires communication and cooperation. Next week, the RBM Partnership will be holding its joint Partner Committees’ annual meeting, bringing together all aspects of the #endmalaria fight.
📅 15 March 2022
⌚15:00 GMT
Register here: bit.ly/3sMHBeL
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
TODAY is #InternationalWomensDay
Women play a critical role in the fight to #EndMalaria. We recognize the achievements women have made in the #malaria fight and the importance of moving forward with a gender lens.
#BreakTheBias #IWD2022 #ZeroMalaria @endmalaria
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
On #InternationalWomensDay, @Swissmalaria is celebrating the women who are fighting to end malaria within a generation. They're choosing to #BreakTheBias and calling on World Leaders to #FightForWhatCounts to create a safer world for us all. 🌷👩⚕️👩🏫👩🔬👩💼💐
@SolidarMed @tdh_ch
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
#DYK pregnant women are at increased risk of #malaria 🦟illness, severe anaemia, and death?
This #IWD2022, we must take action to ensure ALL women feel safe and empowered to seek antenatal care with respect. 🗣 Sign our open letter here: bit.ly/3ItZHYi
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
On #InternationalWomensDay we're celebrating the women who are fighting, innovating and advocating to #EndMalaria within a generation 👩🏿🔬👩🏽🔬👩🏼🔬✊
The world's making breakthroughs so we can reach #ZeroMalaria. Now we just need investment from our World Leaders youtu.be/ECYI6jLYHAY
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
These female scientists are here to #BreakTheBias in the fight against malaria with @zeromalaria ✊
On #InternationalWomensDay we're celebrating the female innovators to community health workers who are beating this deadly disease every day. youtu.be/ECYI6jLYHAY
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
As the largest donor to the @GlobalFund, the U.S. is committed to #FightForWhatCounts and looks forward to working with other donor nations and groups to save millions of lives. We applaud @GlobalFund's $18 billion campaign.
Incredibly honored to receive a torch on behalf of the U.S. It symbolizes our commitment to #FightForWhatCounts and continue progress towards ending AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis worldwide. Thank you to the civil society leaders, donors, and gov'ts who make this work possible.
Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) Australia retweeted
How can we #EndMalaria in APAC by 2030?
On Monday, H.E Dr. Lotay Tshering, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bhutan together w/ APAC leaders & experts, will explore critical topics to achieve #malaria elimination & health security!
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