MALNUTRITION, MALARIA and the MYCOBACTERIUM
Monday, 26 April 2010
TB: Sillitoe obituary
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Novelist and poet Alan Sillitoe, one of the "Angry Young Men" of British fiction who emerged in the 1950s, has died aged 82, media...
TB: California, San Diego/Tijuana crossing point
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Once a disease thought to have been eradicated across most of the developed world, today the incidence of tuberculosis (TB) is again on the ...
TB: Nigeria statistics
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Nigeria has the highest burden of tuberculosis in Africa. So it is quite correct to say Nigeria has one of the highest risks of contactin...
Malnutrition: Mauritius; effect on behaviour
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Poor nutrition as a child would be a bad influence on a child's physical health. But it was not only on his physical problems, but also ...
Malnutrition: multiplier effect
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AFTER the global economy was jolted by the worst recession since World War II last year and the food and fuel crises in 2008, a report joint...
Malnutrition: the "forgotten MDG"
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WASHINGTON, April 24, 2010—With malnutrition causing the deaths of as many as 3 million mothers and young children every year, ministers, he...
Malaria: WHO Treatment Guidelines
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April 25 is World Malaria Day, so this is a good opportunity to mention the new second edition of WHO's Guidelines for the treatment of ...
Sri Lanka: malaria in armed forces
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Out of the 500 malaria patients detected last year, the majority were Armed Forces personnel in North and East, a Healthcare and Nutrition M...
Malaria: UN caution in optimism
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Although a massive increase in funding has allowed a “dramatic expansion” in the war against malaria, which kills nearly 1 million people a ...
Sunday, 25 April 2010
Biofuels: the EU viewpoint and the refutation
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The anti-poverty head of the European Union refused to acknowledge that bio-fuels raised food prices to make millions more hungry. This cl...
Global Agriculture and Food Security Program
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A global economy where more than one billion people suffer from hunger is not a sustainable one," US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner sa...
India: bribery
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In many countries, starting a business requires more than a good idea. You also need an unmarked envelope full of cash - a bribe. You want t...
Poverty statistics worsen for 2010
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During 2002-2008, low and middle income countries averaged economic growth of 6.2 per cent a year, and during 1999-2005 the number of people...
Zanzibar statistics
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ZANZIBAR CITY, 25 April 2010 (IRIN) - Efforts to combat malaria in Zanzibar have seen the prevalence rate come down from 35 percent before 2...
Zanzibar statistics
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ZANZIBAR CITY, 25 April 2010 (IRIN) - Efforts to combat malaria in Zanzibar have seen the prevalence rate come down from 35 percent before 2...
Kenya: RDY & Poverty
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— Last week, five-year-old Prisca Nyaboke was recovering from her third bout of malaria at a private clinic in Mathare North, Nairobi. The ...
Benin: malnutrition statistics
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Benin, 14 April 2010 – More than one in three Beninese children under the age of five show signs of chronic malnutrition. In the drier, nort...
Malawi: malnutrition
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WFP recently released its analysis of Malawian food security for 2010. Having been both lauded and criticized by donors for its food policie...
India: malnutrition & welfare
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Madhoun: India's government is spending billions of dollars on welfare schemes, and plans even more this year. But that is news to Poona...
Uganda: malnutrition
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Kampala Ms Grace Komuhindo sat quietly under a tent, holding her one-and-a half year-old baby at the nutrition unit at Mulago National Refer...
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