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Health workers fight to keep vaccination alive - Vimarsana News

Health workers fight to keep vaccination alive

Early this year, village head Dyson Chamizi and his brother were taken ill at Nathenje Health Centre outside Lilongwe City. Both had cholera, a disease which kills within hours if not treated on time. Three days earlier, the pair had attended the funeral of a person who died of cholera. The burial was reportedly conducted

Amidst crises, Malawi showcases resilience with major vaccination push - Malawi - Vimarsana News

Amidst crises, Malawi showcases resilience with major vaccination push - Malawi

News and Press Release in English on Malawi about Health; published on 15 May 2023 by GAVI, Govt. Malawi and 3count other organizations

Malawi showcases resilience with major vaccination push - Vimarsana News

Malawi showcases resilience with major vaccination push

Malawi becomes the third African country to introduce typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV) into routine immunisation as Ministry of Health and partners

Draw lessons from choleraoutbreak, ministry told - Vimarsana News

Draw lessons from choleraoutbreak, ministry told

Health experts have urged authorities to draw lessons from the outbreak and work on shortfalls that contributed to its rapid spread. This season’s outbreak, which has become the worst ever, reached its peak in November and December killing almost 30 people a day and infecting on average 500 a day. However, recent statistics from the

Climate's clear connect: Africa is proof that extreme weather triggers and exacerbates disease; here's how - Vimarsana News

Climate's clear connect: Africa is proof that extreme weather triggers and exacerbates disease; here's how

Whether its is zoonoses or water-borne diseases, climate change has a clear role to play in their spread on the continent