Malaria in sub-Saharan Africa-a continuing risk for international travellers

International travel volumes are recovering after the COVID-19 pandemic. We highlight the high risk of malaria for travellers to sub-Saharan Africa and the continued need for health practitioners to prescribe and facilitate access to affordable antimalarial chemoprophylaxis and to provide high-quality diagnostic services and therapeutic care for case management.

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International travel volumes are recovering after the COVID-19 pandemic, but travelers to sub-Saharan Africa still face a high risk of malaria. Health practitioners are needed to prescribe and facilitate access to affordable antimalarial chemoprophylaxis and to provide high-quality diagnostic services and therapeutic care for case management.