‘Africans Against Malaria’—introducing a new diaspora-led initiative to strengthen malaria prevention amongst UK-based travellers visiting friends and relatives in malaria-endemic African countries
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2026
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Abstract
Use of malaria prevention methods, particularly chemoprophylaxis, amongst the UK-based African diaspora is low; a long-standing issue that remains inadequately addressed. Here, we present ‘Africans Against Malaria’, a unique initiative ‘led by Africans, for Africans’ to improve malaria prevention access and uptake amongst this high-risk group.
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| Authors | Fred Thomas, Diana Mabayoje, Bahijja Tolulope Raimi-Abraham, Anna M. Checkley, Anjana Sahu, Maŋnyɛ Naa Tsotsoo Soyoo I, Antoinette Tangono, Siân O Mafiamba, Peter L Chiodini |
| Journal | international journal of travel medicine and global health |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/jtm/taag077
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