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Launch of the African Union Malaria Progress Report 2021

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More malaria cases and deaths in 2020 linked to COVID-19 disruptions

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Scientists share data from first WHO-recommended malaria vaccine

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First-ever malaria vaccine to get WHO recommendation for roll-out

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From 30 million cases to zero: China is certified malaria-free by WHO

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World Health Assembly adopts new resolution on malaria

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MMV and DNDi urge WHO member states to invest in medicines for women and children

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Malaria community partners recognize malaria innovations and urge WHO member states to scale up investments

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WHO prequalification of injectable artesunate from Macleods Pharmaceuticals Ltd

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Transaid’s highly successful MAMaZ Against Malaria project is to expand to cover 10 districts in rural Zambia

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2020 World Malaria Report highlights the need for a stronger push to increase IPTp coverage of pregnant women

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Severe Malaria Observatory launches French website

The Severe Malaria Observatory is pleased to announce the launch of its French website. This website will be a welcome addition which will assist the malaria community and communities impacted by malaria in French speaking countries to access information on severe malaria prevention, treatment as well as national and international policies and guidance. The French website can be found at www.severemalaria.org/fr

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