The Story About Malaria: Past, Present and Future (Achieving Zero-Malaria by 2030)

Historically, the prevalence of malaria has been documented globally. In this book, the author carefully highlights the history of malaria and systematically X-rays past, contemporary researchers, and other stakeholders' efforts to understand the cause, life cycle of malaria parasite, transmission, pathophysiology, burden, treatment, control, and elimination of the disease. 

This work includes relevant statistics on the global malaria cases and deaths from 2000 to 2019. The author additionally addressed the emerging concerns of artemisinin-resistant malaria and the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on the hard-won progress made on "Zero malaria target". 

Furthermore, he provides information on the strategies used by countries that have successfully eliminated malaria as well as providing insights on futuristic work and global technical strategies that must be carried out if we are to meet the "Zero malaria target" by 2030. The relevance of this précis on malaria is to all and sundry. It is exceptionally useful to medical practitioners, relevant stakeholders, and the larger scientific communities among others