Antimalarial resistance refers to the ability of malaria parasites to survive and multiply despite the administration of drugs that usually kill them. This resistance poses a significant challenge to malaria control and eradication efforts, necessitating the development of new drugs and treatment strategies to combat resistant strains.

Antimalarial Resistance

Ability of malaria parasites

Survive and multiply

Administration of drugs

Malaria Control

Eradication efforts are targeted initiatives aimed at completely eliminating a specific disease or threat from a particular region or globally, often requiring coordinated international cooperation and significant resource investment. These efforts involve comprehensive strategies including vaccination, public health campaigns, surveillance, and community engagement to ensure long-term success and prevent re-emergence.

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