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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: Olekoima on November 04, 2014, 09:54:09 AM
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NAIROBI—
Malaria control efforts currently depend mostly on things like chemically-treated mosquito nets and spraying against the disease-carrying insects. But scientists in Kenya say that next year, a new malaria vaccine will be available that could add an important component to malaria control and potentially eradicate the disease...
http://www.voanews.com/content/new-malaria-vaccine-shows-promise-in-kenya/2506113.html
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hope Glaxo wont interfere/steal research finds as they have been doing at KEMRI ...what happenned to HIV vaccine from Majengo women trials
as much as we should be vigilant on ebola... efforts should not be spared to deal with HIV, Malaria, Pneumonia, cancer
Malaria, followed by pneumonia were the leading killer-diseases in the country last year. Having claimed more than 46,000 lives, the ailments have proved to be serious threats to the economy.
For the first time, cancer has surpassed Aids as the third largest killer, having claimed 13, 720 lives compared to 11,448 deaths caused by HIV.
our Emergency/casualty services are dead thus many deaths due to accidents
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Good news. Goodbye malarone