First-of-its-kind vaccine expands malaria protection for pregnant women

On May 6, 2026, Sanaria was honored to attend the World Malaria Day Exhibition at the Rayburn House Office Building near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC. Sanaria was pleased to participate by invitation in this important event, which was organized by Malaria No More and United to Beat Malaria to raise awareness of the continued global burden of malaria and the urgent need for sustained commitment to malaria eradication. The exhibition brought together organizations and advocates dedicated to advancing the fight against malaria and highlighting the impact this disease continues to have on hundreds of millions of people worldwide. Sanaria was proud to join fellow participants in sharing the importance of innovation, collaboration, and continued investment in malaria prevention, treatment, and vaccine development. Events such as this serve as an important reminder that ending malaria will require a broad and united effort across the scientific, public health, advocacy, and policy communities. Sanaria is grateful to Malaria No More and United to Beat Malaria for the invitation to participate in this meaningful event. We remain committed to supporting global efforts to eliminate malaria and to advancing solutions that can help bring an end to one of the world’s most devastating infectious diseases.

On Tuesday, May 5, 2026, Sanaria was honored to welcome William (Bill) Steiger CEO and the team from Malaria No More for a visit to our facilities. Their visit was both meaningful and inspiring for our team, providing an opportunity to engage with a group whose dedication to ending malaria continues to make a profound global impact. Throughout the visit, the Sanaria team was deeply impressed by the Malaria No More team’s knowledge, passion, and unwavering commitment to the hundreds of millions of people affected by malaria each year. Their advocacy, leadership, and sense of urgency in the fight against this devastating disease resonated strongly with all of us. It was a privilege to share perspectives, discuss the ongoing challenges in malaria prevention and treatment, and reflect on the importance of collaboration across organizations working toward the same goal. At Sanaria, our mission is rooted in the belief that malaria can and must be defeated. Visits such as this reinforce the importance of partnership, innovation, and persistence in advancing solutions that can protect vulnerable populations around the world. We are grateful to the Malaria No More team for spending time with us. We look forward to continued engagement as we all work toward a future free from malaria.