Post by The Global Fund

In a camp in Darfur, an infant develops a fever. All too often, the cause is malaria, a disease that flourishes in the chaos of conflict. Where health systems are disrupted, too many children are dying because care comes too late. Whether in Sudan, Yemen, Myanmar or the Sahel, the pattern is the same: Where bullets fly, malaria becomes even more deadly. Ahead of World Malaria Day, Peter Sands, Executive Director of The Global Fund, reflects on how conflict is reshaping the malaria landscape – making the fight harder, more complex and more urgent. No child should die for lack of a mosquito net, a test or a simple course of treatment – no matter where they are. https://lnkd.in/eeZYF8w6