EAC Council Ministers Resolve to Address Climate Change, Food Security
Written by Suleiman Mbatiah   
Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Eliminating hunger and ensuring sustainable food security within the region is a necessary step towards poverty eradication, an East African Community council was told in Kisumu, Kenya.

 
WHO adds new ACT against malaria, releases new treatment guidelines
Written by Henry Neondo   
Wednesday, 10 March 2010

malariaThe World Health Organization (WHO) has added a new Artemisinin based combination therapy to the existing one in its new guidelines for the treatment of malaria released Tuesday. The guidelines emphasize testing for malaria before treatment---a a critical step forward in the fight against malaria as it will allow for the targeted use of ACTs for those who actually have malaria.

 
Plan to reintroduce death penalty by Mauritian Government opposed
Written by ASNS   
Tuesday, 09 March 2010
The Mauritian Prime Minister’s recent announcement that he was planning to reintroduce the death penalty in an attempt to reduce drug trafficking in the country, if successfully passed,   would bring on a public health disaster and drive injecting drug use underground in a country where some 90 per cent of HIV infections are among injecting drug users (IDUs), the International Harm Reduction Association (IHRA) said Tuesday.

 
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All applicants for Global Fund grants should now include robust tuberculosis interventions in their HIV/AIDS proposals and HIV/AIDS interventions in their tuberculosis proposals, the Board of the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, as an outcome of its Eighteenth Board Meeting, agreed last Saturday.

A United Nations programme aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions from forests and boosting livelihoods in tropical nations has approved $18 million in support of five pilot countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

There is need for Algeria to create a national environmental health plan based mainly on the analysis of ecological data and the definition of pollution risks and the modernisation of preventive medicine, a leading researcher said recently.

Habtamu Bayera Madessa, an Ethiopian student at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology is about to launch a solar-powered technology that could move the world community from dependency on gas or oil.

HIV has spread quickly through southern Africa because historic traditions such as polygamy have found their way into the present under the guise of new trends.

Exclusive breastfeeding in the first six months would be one of the most effective life-saving interventions for thousands of children in Somalia. According to UNICEF, at least one child in every ten dies before its first birthday,

Tanzanian health institutions are set to run joint trials for a HIV/AIDS vaccine known as DNA-MVA. The three, the National Medical Research Institute (NIMR), the Mbeya based Mbeya Medical Research Programme (MMRP) and the Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) are to conduct  trials beginning March aimed at establishing the vaccine’s strength in producing body defenses or immune responses against HIV.

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