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cover story 2010 2011 MALARIA CASES WORLD WIDE 2010-2017 After declining over the years, malaria cases started increasing since 2016 Number of cases (000s) 239,300 229,500 18 / FUTURE MEDICINE / April 2019
STRIKES BACK 2012 Global efforts to contain the curable disease suffers a setback as new cases shooting up in several regions 2013 S HARACHAND The latest numbers pertaining to malaria have raised the fear that the disease may be on a comeback trail in several regions of the world, wiping out the hardearned gains of yesteryears. Since 2010, fresh cases of malaria had been declining steadily, reflecting the high efficacy of the new artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) and other interventional strategies like vector control. The trend, however, started showing a reversal since 2016. As many as 219 million cases of malaria occurred worldwide in 2017, compared with 217 million cases in 2016. The ten highest burden African countries saw an 219,000 2014 226,800 2015 2016 2017 221,400 217,500 216,600 214,100 April 2019 / FUTURE MEDICINE / 19
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