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A child dies from #malaria every two minutes.
One death is one too many.
Today, WHO recommends RTS,S, a groundbreaking malaria vaccine, to reduce child illness & deaths in areas with moderate and high malaria transmission https://bit.ly/3iEa4hd
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Over 800K children have so far received the RTS,S #malaria vaccine & are benefiting from this additional protection against malaria.
The vaccine significantly reduces malaria & life-threatening severe cases and could save tens of thousands of young lives each year.
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RTS,S #malaria vaccine was introduced in a pilot programme two years ago.
Since then, more than 2.3 million doses of the vaccine have been administered across Ghana, Kenya and Malawi https://bit.ly/3iEa4hd
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One death is one too many! Please Go on with the efforts to fight malaria and save lives!
Don't put it in pill form. The anti-vaxxers will swear it prevents Covid and not leave any for Malaria treatment.
I hear a certain drug already works very effectively with this issue.
One death is one too many. I second this. Keeo it up
@WHO
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