Malaria-free Certification in China: Achievements and Lessons Learned from the National Malaria Elimination Programme | Zendy

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Malaria-free Certification in China: Achievements and Lessons Learned from the National Malaria Elimination Programme

Author(s) -

Jun Feng,

Li Zhang,

Zhigui Xia,

Shuisen Zhou,

Ning Xiao

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

zoonoses

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2737-7474

pISSN - 2737-7466

DOI - 10.15212/zoonoses-2021-1002

Subject(s) - malaria , certification , china , public health , psychological intervention , economic growth , political science , medicine , environmental health , nursing , immunology , economics , law

Malaria was once one of the most severe public health problems in China. However, after 70 years of integrated interventions, substantial progress has been made, and remarkable milestones have been met in malaria elimination in China. On June 30 th , 2021, China was officially certified as a malaria-free country by the World Health Organization. This paper highlights the achievements of, and lessons learned from the malaria elimination programme.

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