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Hardest-hit Nigeria is latest African country to provide malaria vaccine to young children

Hardest-hit Nigeria is latest African country to provide malaria vaccine to young children

  • Experts say Nigeria’s population of more than 210 million people, as well as its climate, contribute to its high malaria burden
  • WHO report notes countries with malaria still grapple with fragile health systems, weak surveillance and drug and insecticide resistance
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Global leaders at Jeddah conference call for urgent action on antimicrobial resistance

Global leaders at Jeddah conference call for urgent action on antimicrobial resistance

By Arab News ·
Authorities showcase health innovation at Riyadh expo photos

Authorities showcase health innovation at Riyadh expo

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More time and money needed to wipe out polio, global group says

More time and money needed to wipe out polio, global group says

By Reuters ·
Saudi hospital has become a global leader in organ transplants

Saudi hospital has become a global leader in organ transplants

By Arab News ·
Second round of Gaza polio vaccination ‘more complicated’: UN

Second round of Gaza polio vaccination ‘more complicated’: UN

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One mpox case found in Uganda prison, official says

One mpox case found in Uganda prison, official says

By Reuters ·
Nigeria’s Borno state hit by cholera amid flood devastation

Nigeria’s Borno state hit by cholera amid flood devastation

By Reuters ·
WHO aims to begin second phase of polio campaign in Gaza on Oct. 14

WHO aims to begin second phase of polio campaign in Gaza on Oct. 14

By Reuters ·
Gunmen kill a polio worker during a vaccination campaign in Pakistan

Gunmen kill a polio worker during a vaccination campaign in Pakistan

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Fighting rages in Gaza as Palestinians hope for a pause for polio vaccinations

Fighting rages in Gaza as Palestinians hope for a pause for polio vaccinations

By Reuters ·
Thailand confirms Asia’s first known case of new mpox strain

Thailand confirms Asia’s first known case of new mpox strain

By AFP ·
Thailand says mpox case recorded in traveler from Africa

Thailand says mpox case recorded in traveler from Africa

By Reuters ·

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