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January 1, 2025Journal of Tropical MedicineOpen Access

Challenges to Malaria Elimination in Ethiopia by 2030: A Review

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TATilahun Adugna

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This review highlights the rise of invasive malaria vectors and drug resistance in Ethiopia, impacting elimination efforts.

Key Points

  • Ethiopia faces significant challenges in malaria elimination due to rising cases of drug-resistant malaria.
  • Over 42 Anopheles species are present in Ethiopia, with Anopheles arabiensis being the primary vector, but Anopheles stephensi is emerging.
  • The country has seen a spike in malaria cases following a long civil war, which complicates eradication efforts.
  • Resistance to insecticides is widespread among vectors, threatening current malaria control initiatives.

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Tilahun Adugna (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af35ddcf1dd9ea359e9beehttps://doi.org/10.1155/jotm/3144857
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