Malaria is one of several insect-borne diseases that can be carried by mosquitos. Here we talk about what malaria is and what prevention techniques are available to avoid it.
Every year, on August 20th, we come together to observe World Mosquito Day. It's a day of significance to see the critical battle against mosquito-borne diseases and importance of preventive measures.
Malaria, an endemic challenge in many African countries, demands innovative solutions. Enter LivFul's Enhanced Insect Repellent (E.I.R.), Akiva™ - a game-changer backed by a ground-breaking study.
On World Malaria Day 2023, we ask what it will take to reach the World Health Organization’s target of reducing Malaria cases by 90% by 2030. It’s a challenging target!
Insect-borne diseases are illnesses that are carried by insects, sometimes called vectors, and given to humans through a bite. Common insect borne diseases include Malaria, Zika virus, & Dengue Fever.
In Singapore, the warm, humid climate was the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes. We dreaded the bite of the tiny mosquito because it might deliver Dengue fever which could cause death.
Mosquitos are responsible for more than one million deaths every year, more than any other animal on earth. Malaria alone leads to approximately 400,000 deaths annually!
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