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More data from Africa
Most malaria cases occur in Africa (including Nigeria), so more genetic samples from African countries would improve surveillance.
Faster data sharing
Genomic sequencing can take time. Faster analysis would help detect drug resistance earlier.
Better local laboratories
Many malaria-endemic countries lack advanced DNA sequencing labs, so building local capacity is important.
Integration with health systems
Genomic data should be used more directly by national malaria control programs to guide treatment and mosquito control.
More funding and training
More training for African scientists and public-health workers would help countries analyze their own malaria genetic data.
Most malaria cases occur in Africa (including Nigeria), so more genetic samples from African countries would improve surveillance.
Genomic sequencing can take time. Faster analysis would help detect drug resistance earlier.
Many malaria-endemic countries lack advanced DNA sequencing labs, so building local capacity is important.
Genomic data should be used more directly by national malaria control programs to guide treatment and mosquito control.
More training for African scientists and public-health workers would help countries analyze their own malaria genetic data.