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  1. Malaria cases are rising sharply in the region of Africa, affecting the continent and its surrounding areas.

Malaria research in Africa is crucial for global health, highlighting the risks of disease spillover and the need for global health preparedness.

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Malaria research in Africa is crucial for global health, highlighting the risks of disease spillover and the need for global health preparedness.

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