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Africa
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US boosts Africa's malaria war

afrol News, 19 February - US President George Bush has said in line with a broader campaign to combat malaria in sub-Saharan African, the American government will provide over five million mosquito nets to the region.

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Niger
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Niger measles fluctuates

afrol News, 14 February - A team of international researchers has discovered that measles epidemics in Niger fluctuate wildly from one season to another, but the timing of the outbreaks always coincides with the end of the annual rainy season.

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Tunisia | South Africa
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Tunisian doctors due in SA

afrol News, 4 February - At least 100 Tunisian doctors are expected to work in South Africa's rural health facilities, the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) reveals.

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Africa
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US leader tours Africa

afrol News, 29 January - US President George Bush and his wife Laura will next month embark on a five-nation tour in Africa. The one week tour, which takes the couple to Ghana, Liberia, Benin, Tanzania and Rwanda on 15 February.

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Africa
Health | Society

Book exposes pregnancy risks

afrol News, 10 December - A new book has exposed the sorrow and pain pregnancy continues to cause for sub-Saharan women. Titled "Pregnancy: a continuing source of sorrow and pain for women in sub-Saharan Africa," the book authored by Dr. Benjamin Obbonna, reveals that 1 in 16 sub-Saharan women die from complications of pregnancy.

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» 03.12.2007 - Africa measles falls by 91%
» 31.10.2007 - Gambia: New malaria drugs available
» 23.10.2007 - South African scientists will rise to Gates' challenge
» 18.10.2007 - Big boost for Lesotho nutrition
» 03.09.2007 - Row over South African minister’s health turns sour
» 26.06.2007 - Salt in Nigeria now iodised
» 24.05.2007 - 5,000 Africans trained on blood safety
» 28.03.2007 - AIDS killed 193 Tanzanian teachers
» 07.12.2006 - Health continue to hinder Africa's progress
» 02.11.2006 - Ethiopian women reject genital cutting (FGM)
» 16.10.2006 - Africans discuss safe blood transfusions
» 11.10.2006 - Tanzania secures US$ 59 million to battle maternal mortality
» 10.10.2006 - Comoros volcano polluted island water source
» 04.04.2006 - Health workers turn back on Nigeria
» 10.11.2005 - New, cheap malaria cure for Africa presented
» 02.11.2005 - Measles death strongly declining in Africa
» 01.03.2005 - Nigerian women get free fistula operation
» 12.01.2005 - Community health project in Somalia "successful"
» 16.12.2004 - Fidel Castro's "promise to Botswana fulfilled"
» 14.12.2004 - Large child health campaign under way in Togo
» 28.05.2004 - Brain drain: "Europe poaching African healthcare workers"
» 15.03.2004 - First medical school in Eritrea opens
» 03.03.2004 - Wireless healthcare project in Uganda wins award
» 30.05.2003 - Djibouti to control AIDS, malaria and TB

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