This is the last of our malaria questions. Tomorrow morning we’ll publish the answer in the comment section of this post, and we’ll also include the answer in our World Malaria Day post.

The answer to yesterday’s question 90 percent.

Ninety percent of those who die from malaria are African children.

Through our Malaria Intervention Fund, Compassion-assisted children have access to insecticide-treated mosquito nets and malaria prevention education, and those struggling with the disease have access to malaria medical treatment.

(Source: nothingbutnets.net/malaria-kills/, November 2008)

Tomorrow morning we’ll publish the answer in the comment section of this post AND right here, like this.

The answer to yesterday’s question is 41 percent.

Forty-one percent of the world’s people live in areas where malaria is transmitted, including parts of Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Central and South America, Hispaniola and Oceania.

(Source: cdc.gov/malaria/facts.htm, November 2008)

Tomorrow morning we’ll publish the answer in the comment section of this post AND right here, like this.

The answer to yesterday’s question is true. Only the female Anopheles mosquito can transmit malaria.

(Source: cdc.gov/malaria/faq.htm, November 2008)

Tomorrow morning we’ll publish the answer in the comment section of this post.

Tomorrow morning we’ll publish the answer in the comment section of this post.

On Monday morning we’ll publish the answer in the comment section of this post.

Tomorrow morning we’ll publish the answer to the question in the comment section of this post.