Novartis Supports Pan-African Meeting to Move Faster to Malaria Elimination

-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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Arusha to host TRA meeting on corruption elimination
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Stakeholders from different sectors are scheduled to meet in Arusha next Monday for crucial discussions aimed to develop a comprehensive anti-corruption strategy and action plan for the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA). The three-day workshop is part of ...

.One million antimalarial treatments donated by Novartis, matching one million treatments funded through Malaria No More’s Power of One campaign

.Since 2009, Novartis has delivered over 600 million treatments without profit to malaria-endemic countries

.Today marks World Health Day, focusing on vector-borne diseases, of which malaria is the most deadly (1)

Novartis (NVS) (http://www.novartis.com) announced today that two million treatments of its pediatric antimalarial are arriving in...

Dr. Linus Igwemezie, Head of the Novartis Malaria Initiative.

WHO prequalified Coartem® 80/480mg is the first and only  high strength malaria treatment available for donor-funded public sector procurement

*WHO prequalified Coartem® 80/480mg is the first and only  high strength malaria treatment available for donor-funded public sector procurement

*Coartem® 80/480mg reduces the pill burden for patients, potentially improving adherence to treatment and clinical outcomes

*This follows the...

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