The Quest for Transformative Tools to Eradicate Malaria

We in the global malaria community are at a critical juncture in our journey toward malaria eradication. Decades of experience in deploying our existing interventions have made it clear that there is no single "silver bullet." Rather, driving down morbidity and mortality requires that we use combinations of interventions across a range of product classes and also that these combinations be uniquely tailored to local epidemiologic, demographic, environmental, and socioeconomic contexts. Although our existing tools remain effective for now, we know that the threat of drug and insecticide resistance necessitates a robust research-and-development pipeline capable of delivering not only improved . . .