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Community health workers can help save thousands of maternal and infant lives from malaria - Vimarsana News

Community health workers can help save thousands of maternal and infant lives from malaria

Community health workers can make a great difference in increasing the number of pregnant women who receive life-saving preventive antimalarial treatment, according to a study conducted in four sub-Saharan African countries and led by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal), an institution supported by "la Caixa" Foundation.

These Santa Clara Men's Cross County team pictures are everything you need - Vimarsana News

These Santa Clara Men's Cross County team pictures are everything you need

When runners join the Santa Clara Cross Country team they know they’re getting themselves into miles and miles of running. What incoming freshmen may not know is they’re automatically signing up for an added responsibility-- growing facial hair.

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Can The 2022 Santa Clara Men's Cross Country Team Become My New Drinking Buddies Please? - Vimarsana News

Can The 2022 Santa Clara Men's Cross Country Team Become My New Drinking Buddies Please?

The 2022 Santa Clara Men's Cross Country team has just proven themselves to have the greatest style in modern American history.

Access to malaria interventions for adolescent girls is an important step toward malaria elimination - Vimarsana News

Access to malaria interventions for adolescent girls is an important step toward malaria elimination

While gains have been made in global malaria control, little progress has been made in reducing malaria-related deaths among adolescents. The protection of populations such as adolescents, and particularly girls, has been largely overlooked—despite malaria being one of the major causes of death and ill health in these populations.