Malaria and Social Disparity

Health is one of the rights of all humans. everyone should have health. the health risk factors should be reduced for all, and all patients should be able to benefit from health services tailored to the type and severity of disease. currently, malaria is still one of the most important health problems in the world [1]. third millennium declaration, which was the summit of 189 countries in september 2000, includes the following objectives: eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, universal education, gender equity, child health, maternal health, combat hiv/aids and other diseases, environmental sustainability, global partnership up to 2015 [2].