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Malaria is the biggest killer of children under five, taking a young life every minute.

A child with malaria (like Rashida pictured above) can suffer convulsions, kidney failure or even paralysis. Tragically, some die within hours because their body has no immunity to the disease. But these deaths can be prevented. Malaria is spread by mosquitoes that bite at night. An insecticide-treated net can be all it takes to keep a child safe and save lives.

UNICEF works to protect the most vulnerable children around the world. Please help UNICEF save lives today.