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Words matter in Papua’s malaria fight

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By Ermi Ndoen, Ari Probandari, Kharisma Dewi, Rhondemo Kikon
| The Jakarta Post Verified
P apua accounted for 93 percent of Indonesia’s 527,000 malaria cases in 2024, as elimination efforts continue to face multiple challenges, including local perceptions that normalize malaria as an ordinary illness, emphasizing the need for more effective communication. In several districts, malaria transmission remains alarmingly high, with over 40 percent of the population infected each year. Papua’s rugged geography makes access to healthcare in remote areas difficult.
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Ending malaria in Papua: Why oral communication matters as much as medicine

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By Ermi Ndoen, Ari Probandari, Kharisma Dewi, Rhondemo Kikon
| Medical Xpress Verified
Papua accounted for 93% of Indonesia's 527,000 malaria cases in 2024, as elimination efforts continue to face multiple challenges—including local perceptions that normalize malaria as an ordinary illness, emphasizing the need for more effective communication. In several districts, including Keerom and Mimika, malaria transmission remains alarmingly high, with over 40% of the population infected each year. Papua's rugged geography makes access to health care in remote areas difficult.
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Ending malaria in Papua: why oral communication matters as much as medicine

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By Ermi Ndoen, Ari Probandari, Kharisma Dewi, Rhondemo Kikon
| The Conversation Verified
Papua accounted for 93% of Indonesia’s 527,000 malaria cases in 2024, as elimination efforts continue to face multiple challenges — including local perceptions that normalise malaria as an ordinary illness, emphasising the need for more effective communication. In several districts, including Keerom and Mimika, malaria transmission remains alarmingly high, with over 40% of the population infected each year. Papua’s rugged geography makes access to healthcare in remote areas difficult.
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