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Opinion 5 years ago

Success against malaria gives solutions for COVID-19

Today is World Malaria Day, a day when we remind ourselves of a disease that has killed more people in history than any other.

Health 6 years ago

Kenya becomes third country to adopt world's first malaria vaccine

Kenya on Friday became the third country to start routinely innoculating infants against malaria, using the world's first vaccine to combat a disease that kills 800 children globally every day.

Health 6 years ago

Malawi to pilot groundbreaking malaria vaccine

Malawi will spearhead large scale pilot tests for the world's most advanced experimental malaria vaccine in a bid to prevent the disease that kills hundreds of thousands across Africa each year.

Health 7 years ago

Aiming for a malaria-free region by 2030

Rita Widiadana spoke for The Jakarta Post with Stephen Rogerson, a professor at the Centre for Research Excellence (CRE) in Malaria Elimination.

Health 7 years ago

Ending malaria: A race against the clock

The theme of this year’s World Malaria Day was “Ready to Beat Malaria”. But, are Indonesia and the world ready to defeat this deadly disease?

World 8 years ago

'Super malaria' spreading through SE Asia, poses global threat

A "super malaria" parasite is spreading through South-east Asia at an alarming rate and poses a global threat, scientists have warned.

Health 8 years ago

3 African countries chosen to test 1st malaria vaccine

Three African countries have been chosen to test the world's first malaria vaccine, the World Health Organization announced Monday. Ghana, Kenya and Malawi will begin piloting the injectable vaccine next year with hundreds of thousands of young children, who have been at highest risk of death.

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