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         I                           Awareness Campaign on Malaria                                            I





                                              Friday, May 10, 2024




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           lt s  not  just  a  bite;  it's  a  potential  threat!  Be  6.Community    Engagement          and
           proactive in the fight against malaria. This students'   Outreach:  Encouraging  pharmacy  students  and
          campaign  focused on educating the university and       faculty to actively participate in outreach activities,
           surrounding  community  about  malaria,  its           including  health  talks,  free  screenings,  and  the
          prevention, and the role of phannacy professionals      distribution  of  preventive  tools  like  bed  nets.
          in  managing  the  disease.  Key  aspects  of  the
          campaign included:                                      7.Collaboration  with  Health  Authorities:
                                                                  Strengthening  partnerships  with  local  health
           I.Introduction    to   Malaria:     Raising            organizations  to  enhance  malaria  awareness,
          awareness about the causes, symptoms, and global        prevention,    and     treatment     efforts.
           impact  of  malaria,  with  a  special  focus  on  its
          prevalence     and    control   in    Egypt.            This campaign did not only raise awareness about
                                                                  malaria  but also highlighted the crucial role that
                                                                  pharmacy professionals play in fighting the disease
          2.Prevention  Strategies:  Educating  the public
          on effective malaria prevention methods,  such as       and promoting public health.
          using  insecticide-treated  bed  nets,  eliminating
          mosquito  breeding  sites,  and  other  vector
          control measures.


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          treatment options.
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