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Zambia Scales Up to Wipe Out Malaria
A makeshift malaria testing lab in a village outside of Macha, Zambia: A collaborative initiative aimed at reducing malaria rates in the country has achieved impressive results.
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Rwandan Govt Denies Drug Shortage Claim
Rwanda's Ministry of Health has denied claims of a shortage of medicines following media reports concerning alleged stock-outs in some health facilities (file photo).
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Last Chance For Mercury Treaty
Open pit mining in Sierra Leone (file photo): Human Rights Watch is calling for specific provisions to protect vulnerable populations in a proposed international treaty to address the damaging effects of mercury.
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Africa: A Vaccine for Malaria?
Malaria research (file photo): A recently announced partnership is aiming to advance malaria vaccine development and new vaccination delivery technologies. More
Human Waste Woes in Kenya's Slums
Thirty pit latrines serve a population of 45,000 in Manyatta, a sprawling slum in the western Kenyan city of Kisumu (file photo). More
Cancer Conference Urges Action
A radiation machine used to treat cancer (file photo): Experts convening in Dolisie in southwestern DR-Congo are calling on African governments to implement national plans to combat cancer. More
Solar Lamps Reduce Childbirth Risks
Hasna Muktar, a birth attendant, shows a solar lamp she uses during deliveries and women's education programmes in Sankuri village in northern Kenya. More
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