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February 8th
Parsons Students have developed a mechanism to use social media to inform distributors of needs for medicine in remote locations.
February 8th
The Washington, D.C. metro area was hit by a hard snowstorm this past weekend.
February 5th
Out of New Haven: Yale University scientists have made recent discoveries that may lead to better mosquito repellants and traps, which could help combat deadly malaria cases worldwide. The researchers said they have found more than 24 scent receptors in...

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Mark Green's Statement on the release of the WHO World Malaria Report
December 15th, 2009
The WHO's 2009 World Malaria Report Provides More Evidence that Investing in Malaria Produces Results


ONE and Malaria No More Announce the Launch of Malaria Griots
December 15th, 2009
ONE and Malaria No More announced today they are accepting applications for the first-ever "Malaria Griots" program, a dynamic education course that will train and educate participants to become leaders in the fight against malaria.


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Malaria Watch (tv) Kristine's Story

How one college student contracted cerebral malaria and how she is working to end the disease.

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