RAM and Malaria: Oops there goes a billion-kilowatt dam
Dr Kerre Willsher, D9510 RAM Blogger We hope that everyone is well and head butting that Covid 19. At the...
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2022 Global Week of Action
Across the world, between 7-11 of March for The Global Week of Action co-organised by Civil Society for Malaria Elimination (CS4ME), Global Fund...
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RAM in 2022
We hope that you are all in good health and not too impacted by Covid 19. There is always light...
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The 2021 World Malaria Report Has Arrived
The 2021 World Malaria Report is now available. Read it here.
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Catnip Chemical Repels Mosquitos, Attracts Cats
Written by Kerre Ann Willsher, PhD Nepetalactone, a chemical in Catnip (nepeta cataria), a species of mint, has been found...
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RAM in the December edition of Rotary Down Under magazine
RAM is in the December edition of the Rotary Down Under magazine! Read the article on RAM here and read...
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Quarterly Update: August-October 2021
Written by Kerre Willsher, PhD The Covid19 mayhem means that Rotarians Against Malaria has their work cut out for them...
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Malaria Poems
Mosquito lifecycle Mozzie start off as eggs,Then they kinda get wriggly,Then Larvae then pupaeThen they become Adultslive 2 months then...
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Congratulations to the 2021 Annual Video Competition Winner
The 2021 Annual Video Competition Winner has been awarded to a school in San Fernando of Cali, Colombia supported by...
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Malaria Poems
Malaria Prevention: Cos it’s best to be safe, and not sorry I wanna talk malaria,I’m not here ta scare ya,There...
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Eastern Region RAM Supervisor and DGN Andrea Grosvenor presents at the 2021 Rotary Zone 8 Conference
In a breakout session at the 2021 Rotary Zone 8 Conference, DGN Andrea Grosvenor and Eastern Region RAM Supervisor presented...
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Combined drug therapy utilizing Imatinib in the treatment of Falciparum Malaria
Malaria causes over 400,000 deaths annually and impacts the lives of over two billion people worldwide damaging family livelihoods and...
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Climate, environment and the transmission of malaria
A new report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – the world’s leading authority on climate science –...
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An interesting find in a local Rotary shed…
Mr Paul Freimanis, a member of the Rotary Club of Whyalla was involved in building a clinic at Seghe. We...
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The World Health Organization E 2025 Initiative
3.2 billion people are at risk of being infected with Malaria, and each year, more than 400,000 people die of...
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Maintaining zero malaria in Timor Leste: Our International Service to open doors into the hearts of Rotarians and non-Rotarians
Introduction Malaria is a life-threatening disease. Globally, in 2018, malaria threatened the lives of nearly 50% of the global population....
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Polo Shirts for Sale!
This year, RAM invested in polo shirts as part of RAM’s promotional materials for our RAM District Supervisors. The shirts...
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Quarterly Update: May-July 2021
In addition to our quarterly newsletters, you can read on to find out about the main highlights from the last...
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New partnership launched to accelerate the elimination of relapsing P. vivax malaria
Recently, the Partnership for Vivax Elimination (PAVE) was formed to support malaria endemic countries including Brazil, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Papua...
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We need vaccines against malaria. Why has development been so slow?
Written by Kerre A. Willsher, PhD The 39 countries that have eliminated Malaria cannot afford to become complacent (World Health...
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