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Change of Telephone Number for Reporting of Malaria Cases

The CDC telephone number from which health-care providers and the general public can obtain information about the treatment of malaria infections and to which they can report malaria cases acquired in the United States has changed; the new number is (404) 488-7760. The malaria hotline number for recommendations for the prevention of malaria remains the same: ({404} 332-4555).

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