📈 In a new BMJ Global Health publication titled, "Malaria Trends in Guinea: Assessing the Impact of Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC)," our experts show compelling evidence of the positive effects of SMC on malaria transmission rates in Guinea as part of the USAID StopPalu+ project. Co-authored by RTI global health experts in collaboration with colleagues from the Guinean Ministry of Health and USAID, this paper outlines rigorous analysis of district-level health data, demonstrating a significant decline in malaria burden among both children under 5 and other age groups in areas where SMC was implemented. These findings underscore the importance of targeted malaria prevention strategies and their potential to make a tangible difference in community health outcomes. Explore details of the study to learn more about the transformative impact of SMC on malaria control efforts in #Guinea: https://lnkd.in/ednMMPwc
