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Explore molecular biology, the complexities of malaria control and gene drive science, all from your screen. The Beta version of our video game is live!

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Malaria fights hard. We fight harder.

The Zero Malaria Experience shows how innovation and funding can save lives and end malaria.

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Episode 5: Can we outsmart disease?

Target Malaria in conversation with Bill Gates about a malaria-free future

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How to end malaria once and for all

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Step into the lab with Target Malaira: The Game!

Explore molecular biology, the complexities of malaria control and gene drive science, all from your screen. The Beta version of our video game is live!

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Malaria fights hard. We fight harder.

The Zero Malaria Experience shows how innovation and funding can save lives and end malaria.

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Episode 5: Can we outsmart disease?

Target Malaria in conversation with Bill Gates about a malaria-free future

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How to end malaria once and for all

Watch the TED video now

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Fight malaria for a more equitable world

Target Malaria is an innovative project aiming to reduce the population of malaria-transmitting mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa.

By reducing the population of malaria mosquitoes, we aim to reduce the transmission of the disease.

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Voices from Burkina Faso

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World Malaria Report 2024: Accelerating progress and preserving the gains of the fight against malaria

December 11, 2024

Today the World Health Organization published its annual World Malaria Report. Since 2000, malaria control efforts have helped avert 2.2 billion cases and 12.7 million

Target Malaria: The Game! Beta launch ready for download

December 3, 2024

Welcome to Target Malaria: The Game! A video game experience that will immerse you in the role of a Target Malaria lab researcher developing genetically

Meet the Young Scientists of Target Malaria: Aisha Nakitende

November 26, 2024

What do you do with Target Malaria, and what do you enjoy about your work? I’m Aisha Nakitende, an Insectary Assistant with Target Malaria Uganda at the Uganda

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World Malaria Report 2024: Accelerating progress and preserving the gains of the fight against malaria

December 11, 2024

Dr Charles Guissou

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Target Malaria: The Game! Beta launch ready for download

December 3, 2024

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Meet the Young Scientists of Target Malaria: Aisha Nakitende

November 26, 2024

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Fight malaria for a more equitable world

Target Malaria is an innovative project aiming to reduce the population of malaria-transmitting mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa.

Voices from Burkina Faso

New interview

Why Malaria Matters

News & Stories

World Malaria Report 2024: Accelerating progress and preserving the gains of the fight against malaria

Target Malaria: The Game! Beta launch ready for download

Meet the Young Scientists of Target Malaria: Aisha Nakitende

World Malaria Report 2024: Accelerating progress and preserving the gains of the fight against malaria

Target Malaria: The Game! Beta launch ready for download

Meet the Young Scientists of Target Malaria: Aisha Nakitende

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