WHO Recommends Launch of Second Malaria Vaccine in African Countries in 2024

WHO Recommends Launch of Second Malaria Vaccine in African Countries in 2024

WHO: Second malaria vaccine to be launched in some African countries early next year – News – Rti Central Radio close Download the official APP of Voice of Taiwan immediately Skip to main content ::: Time: 2023-10-02 22:49 News quotes: Interview, AFP, Reuters Writing Editor: Zhang Ziqing The R21/Matrix-M malaria vaccine developed by the University … Read more

Preventing Malaria Transmission: Health Office Urges Villagers in Jayapura to Take Necessary Precautions

Preventing Malaria Transmission: Health Office Urges Villagers in Jayapura to Take Necessary Precautions

SENTANI – The Jayapura Regency Health Office in Papua Province asked villagers to be aware of the transmission of malaria. Head of the Jayapura District Health Office Khairul Lie reminded residents to adopt a clean and healthy lifestyle in order to minimize the risk of malaria transmission. Malaria is caused by the plasmodium parasite, which … Read more

World Mosquito Day: Commemorating Ronald Ross and Fighting Mosquito-borne Diseases Together

World Mosquito Day: Commemorating Ronald Ross and Fighting Mosquito-borne Diseases Together

August 20 World Mosquito Day commemorates Ronald Ross, mosquitoes found to transmit malaria from person to person. It is an important principle for the prevention and control of malaria and other diseases. Encourage the people of the world to work together to reduce the danger from mosquitoes. 20 Aug World Mosquito Day (World Mosquito Day) … Read more

This new eye disease is spreading rapidly in Delhi, are you also facing these problems?

This new eye disease is spreading rapidly in Delhi, are you also facing these problems?

New Delhi. After floods, rains, water logging and humidity in Delhi-NCR, now infectious diseases have started spreading. After fever, cold, vomiting and diarrhoea, now the problem of red eyes (conjunctivitis) has increased in people, especially in children. The number of people suffering from itching, burning etc. in the eyes has suddenly started increasing in the … Read more

18 Million Malaria Vaccine Doses to Be Administered in 12 African Countries in 2024

18 Million Malaria Vaccine Doses to Be Administered in 12 African Countries in 2024

First modification: 07/06/2023 – 16:49 The Alliance for Vaccines (Gavi) reported that from 2024, 18 million doses of the malaria vaccine will begin to be administered in 12 African countries. Nine of these nations had never received vaccines against the disease. Benin, Niger, Cameroon, Uganda, Burundi, Burkina Faso, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sierra … Read more

WHO to Deliver 18 Million Doses of Malaria Vaccine in 12 African Countries

WHO to Deliver 18 Million Doses of Malaria Vaccine in 12 African Countries

WHO announces plans to deliver 18 million doses of malaria vaccine in 12 African countries. (Photo: UNICEF) The World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) announced on the 5th that by 2025, about 18 million vaccines will be provided to 12 African countries. … Read more

Re-emergence of Malaria Cases in Florida and Texas: CDC Issues Warning

Re-emergence of Malaria Cases in Florida and Texas: CDC Issues Warning

Florida – Cases of malaria re-emerged in the United States after the last 20 years. The United States Centers for Disease and Control (CDC) issued a warning, if the disease caused by the female Anopheles mosquito is detected in Florida and Texas. Malaria is a serious and potentially fatal disease that is transmitted by the … Read more

Malaria in Pregnancy: Risks, Complications, and Treatment Options

Pregnancy Annisa Karnesyia | Haibunda Tuesday, 13 Jun 2023 16:09 WIB Jakarta – Malaria experienced during pregnancy is said to increase the risk of miscarriage. Apart from miscarriage, this disease characterized by high fever is also associated with several other pregnancy complications. According to studies The Lancet Infectious Diseases In 2011, one episode of malaria … Read more