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Midway through the 20th century, America rallied to defeat an enemy that threatened lives and weakened our economy.
 
The culprit in question is likely not who you are guessing.
 
It was malaria â€" a disease which continues to affect millions of lives around the world each year, particularly young children. Today, on World Malaria Day, America’s success at defeating the disease on our own soil serves as a reminder of what is possible when American ingenuity, hard work, and leadership is unleashed. It’s a history lesson worth heeding.

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