Dr. Alan Magill from the Gates Foundation presents a new grant to eliminate malaria from Hispaniola by 2020.
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Finish the fight, budget for malaria
Deciding on a budget is never easy, but the US should continue investing to finish the fight against malaria.
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Using bicycles to fight malaria
World Bicycle Relief has been working with MACEPA to help procure, distribute, and maintain Buffalo bicycles for more than 1,500 healthcare workers in Zambia.
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A long wait on a hard bench: a personal take on disease burden
A blog by MACEPA team member Matt Boslego on his personal experiences with malaria and disease burden in Guinea-Bissau.
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A year older, a year wiser: global progress against malaria in 2014
This past year saw the malaria scourge confronted in a variety of ways. Here is some of the progress made.
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“How can I be a moving bank of malaria parasites?”
Zambian community members learn about malaria transmission while participating in a village meeting.
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Transformative tools for malaria elimination detailed in new paper
At a recent conference convened by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), several papers were launched, including “Transformative Tools for Malaria Elimination.”
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Anopheles: genus of mosquito, carrier of the malaria parasite, and… subject of poetry?
A conversation with Cameron Conaway, author of “Malaria, Poems,” about his recent book and how poetry can be an innovative tool in the fight against malaria.
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“Even nshima has side effects”: Explaining malaria research trials to community members
Scenes from a meeting recently convened in Gwembe, Zambia, for community members to learn about a new malaria health strategy, mass drug administration.
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On the MESA Track to end malaria
Launched last week at the ASTMH Annual Meeting in New Orleans, the MESA Track database is freely available and open to research organizations and scientists to submit their research portfolio.
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