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A team of researchers in Mumbai are developing a new mechanism to identify the strain of malarial parasite as soon as it infects a person in order to help doctors begin the correct treatment as early as possible. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is responding to outbreaks of kala azar—a severe parasitic disease—in Southern Sudan. Full Article at Doctors Without Borders
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Johannesburg — Wavering international support for HIV/AIDS efforts is resulting in funding shortfalls that could wipe out a decade of progress in rolling out AIDS treatment, the international medical and humanitarian organization, Médecins Sans... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Billions of aid dollars channeled toward the epidemic over the past decade have helped provide life-prolonging drugs to more than 4 million people, but the rate of infection still outpaces that of treatment. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Nov. 4 (BusinessWire) – Savoy Equities Ltd. , the oils and resins extraction business working towards manufacturing an anti-malarial product, is looking to tap the market in Papa New Guinea amid “very encouraging” trials of the company’s Artemisia... Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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The money that was spent to save banks, insurance companies and so on is going to have an impact in the social sector and in R&D (research and development)
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We are not going to see all the results of the Thai trial tomorrow ... we hope this is going to lead to something more important, from 31 percent to a higher figure (of protection)
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I'm very concerned that AIDS is slipping off the agenda in many countries of the world due to a combination of financial and economic crises
