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The key to preventing malaria deaths often involves small changes made at a community level. This film follows a local health information worker in Tanzania as he teaches local people about mosquito nets and the importance of using a medical clinic rather than traditional healers.
In rural Ghana, children often struggle to get an education, with girls missing out far more frequently than boys of a similar age. But 12-year-old Elizabeth Napari, through her family's sacrifice, is taking advantage of changing attitudes.
Articles
- Malaria against malaria: Pre-existing malaria infection can prevent second infection
- Malaria vaccine underway
- Malaria: The 500,000-Year-Old 'Fever' That Won't Die
- Vaccines, Children, And Fulfilling Human Potential [From The Editor-in-Chief]
- Clinton's Africa trip to target poverty
- Akosa: Rural health system is missing in Ghana's health care
- Teenagers' radio show keeps children in school, away from traffickers
- Malaria in Ghana
