VIDEO: The rapid malaria test kit

NesiWangu Show ni kipindi kinachokusudia kuongeza mwako katika uwanja wa Afya, upatikanaji wa huduma zake na elimu-afya kwa jamii.Katika kipindi hiki, tunazungumza na Mkurugenzi wa Jenga Tanzania Foundation, Nassor Basalama anayezungumzia kuhusu kipimo cha Malaria ambacho Jenga Tanzania Foundation inapanga kukisambaza bure kwa watu wa kipato cha chini nchini Tanzania.Karibu uungane nasi

Malaria, which kills between 800,000 and 1.2 million people worldwide annually, is the leading life-threatening scourge in this country, for it ends lives of up to 80,000 Tanzanians, mostly children and expecting mothers, every year.

BY ABDUEL ELINAZA, 29 APRIL 2014  ALLAFRICA.COM
Guangzhou — TANZANIA could be headed to a malaria-free country, thanks to Chinese medical research findings that target the disease-causing parasite itself instead of the mosquitoes which carry it. The current approach to deal with malaria is to control mosquitoes, which spread the disease by either killing them with insecticides or by draining bodies of stagnant water in which their larvae live.
However, Dr Li Guoqiao of the Guangzhou...

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