In other words, the equality and inequality of intervention access for different developing countries. If the intervention will not be available for all and affordable, then we did not solve the disease problem. Due to the inequality between the distribution of and access to different interventions, we need to make sure we put into consideration egalitarian theory as one of the main ethical challenges to prevent malaria. Last but not least, informed consent is another important ethical challenge to prevent malaria. Informed consent is important so we can understand and put into consideration people’s different beliefs and cultures. Moreover, [2] it is necessary to make early attempts to build up of knowledge regarding the community and its diverse characteristics and needs before taking actions. In conclusion, malaria is a serious disease and there are a variety of ethical issues that occur in response to the use of genetically modified mosquitoes. Ethically, we should identify the core values and beliefs of people in order to help in guidelines to do the necessary research needed for diseases prevention. We must have a balanced guideline to cover most of the ethical challenges to protect our environment for future
In other words, the equality and inequality of intervention access for different developing countries. If the intervention will not be available for all and affordable, then we did not solve the disease problem. Due to the inequality between the distribution of and access to different interventions, we need to make sure we put into consideration egalitarian theory as one of the main ethical challenges to prevent malaria. Last but not least, informed consent is another important ethical challenge to prevent malaria. Informed consent is important so we can understand and put into consideration people’s different beliefs and cultures. Moreover, [2] it is necessary to make early attempts to build up of knowledge regarding the community and its diverse characteristics and needs before taking actions. In conclusion, malaria is a serious disease and there are a variety of ethical issues that occur in response to the use of genetically modified mosquitoes. Ethically, we should identify the core values and beliefs of people in order to help in guidelines to do the necessary research needed for diseases prevention. We must have a balanced guideline to cover most of the ethical challenges to protect our environment for future