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Exeter University project to help eliminate malaria - Vimarsana News

Exeter University project to help eliminate malaria

A radical new biotechnology could eliminate the mosquitoes that cause malaria, but in Uganda – where malaria is the leading cause of death – a…

New Film Highlights Complexity of Governing Gene Drive Mosquitoes to Combat Malaria - Vimarsana News

New Film Highlights Complexity of Governing Gene Drive Mosquitoes to Combat Malaria

A radical new biotechnology could eliminate the mosquitoes that cause malaria, but in Uganda – where malaria is the leading cause of death – a lack of information and debate is undermining public debate on the issue.Professor Sarah Hartley’s new rese

Sierra Leone anticipates imminent immunisation campaign against malaria, the country's number one child killer - Vimarsana News

Sierra Leone anticipates imminent immunisation campaign against malaria, the country's number one child killer

Vaccines will begin to roll out on 25 April in Sierra Leone – not a moment too soon for a country in which malaria accounts for half of all childhood hospital visits.

Source: gavi.org
Criminal herders giving you bad name - Rep Ogah tells Abia Muslim community - Vimarsana News

Criminal herders giving you bad name - Rep Ogah tells Abia Muslim community

Member representing Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives and Chairman, House Committee on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and

Nigeria must depend less on foreign grants for TB control - Lawmaker, Ogah - Vimarsana News

Nigeria must depend less on foreign grants for TB control - Lawmaker, Ogah

The Chairman, House Committee on HIV/ AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Control, Amobi Ogah, has described as worrisome, Nigeria's statistics as they relates