Tanzanian children in malaria breakthrough

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Why three Tanzanian children sparkled in World Bank children's art drawing ...
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Three out of 150 children entries won the World Bank (WB) Tanzania four week children's art drawing contest that took place between March and April 2014. In this brain cracking art exercise Chanda Lwansa (13) a form one student at Feza Girls Secondary ...

An antibody produced by children in Tanzania who are naturally resistant to malaria could lead to an effective vaccine for the disease, scientists report.

An antibody produced by children who are naturally resistant to malaria could lead to an effective vaccine for the disease, scientists report.

.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...

Tanzanian children well represented at UN
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SUHAILA Mshamu Mwarimwana, a 17 years old girl activist had an opportunity to participate in the 70th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York recently, as a child representative from Tanzania. View Comments. Suhaila, who is originally from ...

Clinical Trial Results Provide Evidence for Introducing This Artemisinin Derivative-based Combination Therapy (ACT) into Africa’s Current Malaria Treatment Arsenal to Help Tackle the Number One Parasitic Killer

Presented today at the 63rd annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASMTH), results of a multi-centre clinical trial in Africa, launched in 2008, to test the efficacy and tolerability of ASMQ fixed-dose combination (FDC) in children under 5 years of...

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'Tanzanian children deprived basic right to play'
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A Number of Tanzanian children are deprived the basic right to play due to the government and stakeholders reluctant to implement the Child Right Act of 2009. Speaking with The Guardian, the Save The Children, Child Participation and Protection ...

Cartoons are often used to amuse children, but youngsters in Tanzania are getting an educational boost from some singing animated animals.

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Philly Hospital Helps Maimed Tanzanian Children With Albinism
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Five children with albinism, all with missing limbs, arrived in Philly to try and replace at least some part of what was taken from them. The children, all from Tanzania, lost their arms, hands and fingers when they were severed and sold on the black market.