MALNUTRITION, MALARIA and the MYCOBACTERIUM

Sunday, 29 August 2010

MALARIA: Nigeria: education via Seasame Street

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"Sesame Street," once a mainstay for a generation of Nigerian children who watched the U.S. show on the state-run TV network, will...

MALARIA: evaluation of Indoor Residual Spraying

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Indoor residual spraying for preventing malariaSpraying houses with insecticides (indoor residual spraying; IRS) to kill mosquitoes is one o...

MALARIA: East Africa’s Operation Mamba III bolsters fight against counterfeit medicines

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A combined international operation across East Africa targeting counterfeit medical products and pharmaceutical crimes has resulted in the s...

MALARIA: World Malaria Day

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Mun-Keat Looi Not many people like mosquitoes. For the ‘lucky’ ones, they are just pesky insects that surreptitiously suck your blood, leavi...

MALNUTRITION: decoded the genome of rice

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Two companies say they have decoded the genome of rice, one of the most important of all food crops. The information derived from rice will ...

MALNUTRITION: UK scientists have released draft sequences of the wheat genome

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UK scientists have released draft sequences of the wheat genome, which they think could make a vital contribution to securing global food su...
Wednesday, 25 August 2010

MALNUTRITION: 600,000 Children Die of Malnutrition Yearly - UNICEF

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9 August 2010 About 600,000 children die yearly from malnutrition which is said to be one of the results of failure to breastfeed the child ...

MALNUTRITION: Struggling to afford to eat in Niger

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Droughts, flooding and rising food prices have left millions of people in Niger facing food shortages and this year's harvest is still m...

POVERTY: Pakistan floods shape an archipelago of misery

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SHIKARPUR, Pakistan — The water came in the morning, quietly sweeping across the rice paddies and into the village. Within hours, it was as ...

POVERTY: Taiwan

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The number of Taiwanese households living in poverty rose to a record high of 108,000 in the three months to June despite the continued grow...

MALNUTRITION: MOZAMBIQUE: Breed your own rats!

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24 August 2010 (IRIN) - Albinio Matias, a Mozambican farmer, lost his daughter, Cassula, and his home to wildfires, which also damaged his ...

MALARIA: Two decades of research in Vietnam

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24 August 2010. The Wellcome Trust Vietnam Major Overseas Programme is a flourishing clinical research unit embedded in the Hospital of Trop...

MALNUTRITION: CHAD: Malnutrition outstrips response

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DAKAR, 24 August 2010 (IRIN) - In parts of Chad acute malnutrition levels far exceed the international emergency threshold, according to a ...

POVERTY: Malawi excesses

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Malawi received £77.3 billion of aid from the UK in 2009. During the same year the president Mutharika spent 9 million on a private jet, £2...

MALNUTRITION: Pakistan, water

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MSF video on clean water for Swat Valley in Pakistan floods http://povertynewsblog.blogspot.com/search/label/Medecins%20Sans%20Frontieres

MALNUTRITION: THAILAND: Insect influx threatens rice production

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BANGKOK, 24 August 2010 (IRIN) - Experts warn that a significant increase in the numbers of brown hoppers, a rice pest, in central Thailand...

MALNUTRITION: SOMALIA: Good rains hardly make a dent in numbers needing help

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24 August 2010 (IRIN) - Two million Somalis, an estimated 27 percent of the total population, still need emergency and livelihood assistance...

BIOTERRORISM: Anthrax in Bangladesh

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25 August 2010 (IRIN) - Health officials in Bangladesh are downplaying a recent outbreak of anthrax [http://www.who.int/csr/disease/Anthrax/...
Monday, 23 August 2010

MALARIA: Reduction in the proportion of fevers associated with Plasmodium falciparum parasitaemia in Africa

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22 August 2010 Background Malaria is almost invariably ranked as the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Africa. There is growing ev...

MALARIA: Book review "Review of "A realistic strategy for fighting malaria in Africa" by William Jobin

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Review of "A realistic strategy for fighting malaria in Africa" by William Jobin Parasites & Vectors 2010, 3:68 doi:10.1186/17...
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After service in the British SAS Regiment the author became a physician and then an orthopaedic surgeon. He has held professorial positions in Canada, Vietnam and the United States, practiced and taught orthopaedic surgery in three continents and in several wars. He has extensive experience as an expert witness in court. Somewhere along the way, time was found to operate a four hundred acre mixed farm, a one hundred seat restaurant and to obtain a licence as a flying instructor. The author's books are available from bookstores, the publishers, or from on-line bookstores such as Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Indigo/Chapters. http://mclementhall.com
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