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Africa: We Finally Have A Shot at Ending Malaria, But We Must Scale Up To Save Lives: [allAfrica] Almost six years ago, we embarked on a journey to address one of the deadliest diseases on the African continent - malaria. In 2019, Burkina Faso, where nearly 5,000 children die from malaria every year, became the centre of the R21 malaria vaccine Phase II trial. What began as a scientific challenge for my colleagues and… newsfeed.facilit8.network/TKMX #Malaria #PublicHealth #Vaccines #Africa #EndMalaria

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Greg Johnson

George Leslie Mackay, 1st Presbyterian minister to Taiwan, mentions the welcome the people gave him. (He had some medical training). After bringing out their sick, they were happy to listen to the gospel. They asked for their own preacher.

What would modern Christians do if a town they intended to live in had sick and suffering approaching them?

How can you give physical relief to the sick and suffering and the hope of the gospel message?

GEORGE LESLIE MACKAY (1844-1901) Far from Formosa "The poor people were very hearty in their welcome, and gave us the best of what little they had. They brought their sick and suffering, and we sought to give them relief. With glad hearts they listened to the gospel message, and their destitution gave point and pathos to their pleading for a native preacher."
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EyeSeeTea

Today is World Malaria Day, a preventable & treatable disease that however continues to have devastating impacts worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, there were more than 600000 malaria deaths
in 2021 and more than 240 million cases.

Some of the applications we work on contribute to the fight against malaria. Hoping for a near future when they won't be needed any more: #EndMalaria

#WorldMalariaDay

who.int/campaigns/world-malari

www.who.intWorld Malaria Day 2023On 25 April, World Malaria Day 2023 will be marked under the theme “Time to deliver zero malaria: invest, innovate, implement”
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