A unique group of global health, technology and public sector organizations today launched Forecasting Healthy Futures to improve health outcomes and accelerate progress against deadly mosquito-borne diseases.
MALARIA NO MORE PROUD OF ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE GLOBAL MILESTONE OF 2 BILLION INSECTICIDE-TREATED MOSQUITO NETS DELIVERED SINCE 2004
Seattle, January 16, 2020—Malaria No More is proud to join partners around the world in celebrating the impact of global efforts to develop and deliver 2 billion insecticide-treated mosquito nets…
MALARIA NO MORE COMMENDS CONGRESS FOR SUPPORTING INCREASED FY2020 FUNDING TO HELP END MALARIA
Washington, D.C., December 19, 2019— This week the House of Representatives and Senate passed H.R. 1865, the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2020, which includes increased funding for vital life-saving…
2019 INTERNATIONAL HONORS REMARKS FROM MARTIN EDLUND CEO, MALARIA NO MORE
I want to start with a pop quiz. What do these three things have in common? 1) A genetically modified fungus weaponized with spider venom 2) Using cellphones data and…
2018 INTERNATIONAL HONORS REMARKS FROM MARTIN EDLUND CEO, MALARIA NO MORE
Thanks Wolf and Martha. Great Sports. I’m Martin Edlund, CEO of Malaria No More. Tonight we transport you to India. Whether you realize it or not, many of you have…
MOSQUITO SQUAD AND MALARIA NO MORE: PROTECTING FAMILIES FROM MOSQUITOES, LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY!
This week, we’re celebrating World Mosquito Day (August 20) and National Franchise Appreciation Day (August 26) to highlight the great work of one of our partners, Mosquito Squad, one of…
FORMER DIPLOMAT FEATURES MALARIA IN DEBUT NOVEL M.L. WONDER'S TENTH YEAR IN THE SUN
As a former diplomat-turned-novelist, Maureen Lomo, aka M.L. Wonder, has explored numerous countries and worked on three continents. During her time abroad, serving the United States government, she gained a…
70 Years in, India Takes Aim at Freedom from Malaria
National Independence Day celebrations, such as India’s this week, typically provide leaders and citizens the opportunity to reflect on the hopes, aspirations, anxieties and promise their country holds. With 70…
Fighting Malaria in Cameroon: Ruth’s Story
With the support of ExxonMobil, Malaria No More’s work in Cameroon has helped reduce malaria infections and deaths by 50% since 2000. Through our innovative partnerships and work with vital…
Malaria Champions: Rear Admiral Timothy Ziemer and Aliko Dangote
This World Malaria Day, leaders and champions from around the world gathered in a shared vision of a malaria-free world at Malaria No More’s 11th Annual International Honors Night in…
America’s Legacy in Malaria Prevention
USA TODAY/Media Planet recently published an op-ed by Malaria No More’s Managing Director, Josh Blumenfeld, on U.S. leadership in the fight to end malaria. Blumenfeld writes, “Our long tradition of…
Eliminating Malaria in India
Over the past 15 years, the Indian subcontinent has seen a great reduction in the number of malaria cases from 2 million to 1.1 million in 2015. Despite this progress,…
Making Malaria No More: 10 Years of Progress and Partnership
Ten years ago today, President George W. Bush closed the White House Summit on Malaria saying, “The goal of defeating malaria is a challenging goal, yet it can be done.…
Innovating to End Malaria in Seattle
By Susan Byrnes Thousands of miles from the malaria-burdened countries where pregnant women and young children frequently die from a mosquito bite, some of the world’s foremost malaria experts are…
Malaria in Africa: A Closer Look through Precision Mapping
The New England Journal of Medicine recently published a paper showing the highest spatial-resolution estimates of malaria mortality in Africa to date. Malaria No More spoke to one of the…
The Global Fund: The World’s Champion in the Fight Against Malaria
Working to ensure no child dies from a mosquito bite is a lofty, but attainable goal. I’m reminded of this daily in my home country of Cameroon, where malaria is…
Mosquitoes vs. Humanity
Despite its size, the mosquito is the deadliest animal in the world and the greatest threat to our global health security. In 2015, mosquitoes killed an estimated 536,000 people. That’s…
INNOVATING TO END MALARIA: A FELLOWSHIP FOR JOURNALISTS
An intensive three-day learning fellowship in Seattle—a global hub for malaria innovation and research—to examine the future of the malaria fight and understand what it will take to end the…
INNOVATING TO END MALARIA: A FELLOWSHIP FOR U.S. JOURNALISTS
INNOVATING TO END MALARIA: A FELLOWSHIP FOR U.S. JOURNALISTS ________________________________________ An intensive three-day learning fellowship in Seattle—a global hub for malaria innovation and research—to examine the future of the malaria…
The U.S. Legacy in the Malaria Fight
Last week, at the White House Summit on Global Development: Reflecting on Real Progress, President Barack Obama declared, “we reaffirm our belief that in the 21st century, no child should die…
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