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World's First Malaria Vaccine to be Tested in Africa
World's First Malaria Vaccine to be Tested in Africa
28 April 2017

Programs beginning next year in Ghana, Malawi and Kenya will test the vaccine's effectiveness in children. The trial was announced ahead of World Malaria Day (25.04.2017).   A pilot program testing the first ever malaria vaccine will begin in Africa in 2018, the World Health Organization has . . .

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Tanzania to Send 500 Doctors to Kenya to Ease Health Strike Burden
Tanzania to Send 500 Doctors to Kenya to Ease Health Strike Burden
23 March 2017

Tanzania has announced a plan to send 500 doctors to Kenya after a doctors' strike paralyzed health services in the neighboring country for months. Kenyan doctors, however, say the government should not hire any foreign doctors but instead employ the more than 1,000 trained physicians who are unempl . . .

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Africa: Urgent Need for New Antibiotics That Combat Resistant Bacteria
Africa: Urgent Need for New Antibiotics That Combat Resistant Bacteria
4 March 2017

Rome/Geneva — The United Nations health organisation has just published its first ever list of antibiotic-resistant "priority pathogens" - a catalogue of 12 families of bacteria that pose the greatest threat to human health.   The list was drawn up in a bid to guide and promote research . . .

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East Africa: EALA Proposes Introduction of Contraceptives for Children
East Africa: EALA Proposes Introduction of Contraceptives for Children
2 March 2017

Kampala — The East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) has drafted a Bill seeking to introduce contraceptives for children and teenagers aged between 10 and 19.   The Bill dubbed the EAC Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Bill 2017, if passed into law will bind the East Afric . . .

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Tanzania: President Lauds Hospital for Saving Life of Domestic Abuse Victim
Tanzania: President Lauds Hospital for Saving Life of Domestic Abuse Victim
25 February 2017

President John Magufuli has showered praise on the Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH), in particular, surgeons and staff who saved the life of one Neema Mwita Wambura who suffered severe burns on her body two years ago.   Ms Neema was allegedly burnt with boiling porridge by her husband in Kya . . .

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