Imported and non-travel related cases of malaria in Europe - a ten-year analytic retrospective review.

Key Points

• Malaria cases in Europe from both travel-related and non-travel sources are significant, indicating health risks.
• The retrospective analysis covered a ten-year period, revealing trends in malaria incidences in various regions.
• The study focused on imported malaria rather than locally transmitted cases, bringing attention to its global implications.
• This review highlights the need for heightened awareness and preventive strategies against malaria in non-tropical settings.

Abstract