Malaria deaths fall 60 percent since 2000: UN

Deaths caused by road accidents have gone down by 242 people this year compared the same period last year, according to official statistics.

Over 400 have died of malaria in Moshi Municipality since the beginning of this year until last month while 35,000 have been treated at various health facilities during the period.

Global efforts over the past decade have halved the number of people dying from malaria - a tremendous achievement, says the World Health Organization.

Global efforts over the past decade have halved the number of people dying from malaria - a tremendous achievement, says the World Health Organization. Here's the story in 15 seconds.

Deaths from tuberculosis (TB) have declined by 3.7 per cent and child deaths from malaria in sub-Saharan Africa have dropped by 31.5 per cent in the past decade.

-Power of One campaign, supported by exclusive treatment sponsor Novartis, raises funds for three million treatments for children with malaria

-Novartis associates rallied behind Power of One to fund close to 500,000 antimalarial treatments for Zambia

-Company reaches delivery landmark with 700 million antimalarial treatments supplied without profit in 60 malaria-endemic countries since 2001

Novartis (http://www.novartis.com) announced today that, through Power of One, enough funds have...

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